Cheap flights to Lyon

Lyon really does represent the best things about France; arguably the finest cuisine in the world, beautiful classical French architecture, pavement cafes, perfectly manicured parks and even a World Heritage listed old town.  Paris might have the romance, Nice the beach, but Lyon has the food.  If you’re after a good meal, then look no further than France’s third-largest city. The gastronomy capital of the world, Michelin starred eateries, cafes and bistros abound. Not to mention, the city’s own traditional restaurants, known as bouchons offer up a healthy serving of hearty Lyonnaise cuisine such as coq au vin, all washed down with a glass of red – well this is Beaujolais country after all. You’ll find markets galore selling everything. 

This World Heritage listed old town is a delight of Renaissance gems, Gothic cathedrals and medieval churches, with many of the buildings doubling up as boutique hotels and restaurants. And as France’s third-largest city, you can expect the usual assortment of museums and cultural diversions.  This cosmopolitan city has a mix of everything from traditional pubs, wine bars, jazz cafes and even the odd riverboat-cum-nightclub or two, bobbing about on the River Rhone.

April 2013
(Rue René Leynaud) Passage Thiaffait offers a myriad of locally designed clothing for all tastes. Don't miss out on this artsy area, where you can stumble across small workshops and outlets perfect for quirky gift ideas.

April 2013
Those who like to rummage for treasures and relics should get up early and head to Les Puces du Canal, one of France's most popular flea markets which takes place every Sunday on Rue du Canal. www.pucesducanal.com

January 2013
The side streets along Cours Gambetta offer a myriad of Oriental outlets, including eateries, gift shops and food stores encompassing all four corners of the world.

January 2013
Just over an hour's travel by train or car will find you in Mâcon and the neighbouring villages of the Beaujolais. The Romanesque art, the Mâconnais-Beaujolais wine trail, the Lamartine's castle tour, along with lazy lunching on the Saone, are perfect for a day of real French discovery. If you're in the car then a pit-stop on the historic hilltop hamlet of Pérouges, officially deemed one of the most beautiful villages in France, is well worth the time. The medieval streets, called galets, offer plenty to see and do, including a museum and artisans' workshops.

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