Lyon and the surrounding area – information for travelers

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Lyon and the surrounding area – information for travelers

Lyon is not only the culinary capital of France, but a beautiful city with an artistic tradition that is also a perfect place for foodies. On this page you will find all the information you need to plan a trip there.

The city of Lyon is considered the culinary capital of France thanks to its culinary tradition and the number of 3 Michelin star restaurants in the city (and we haven't even mentioned great chefs such as Paul Bocuse). In addition to the quality of its restaurants, Lyon Known for its unique architecture, culture, and history.


Flights to Lyon

The most convenient way to get to Lyon from Israel is by direct flight (you'll be there in 4.5 hours). To help you easily find the best flights, I asked my good friends at Xplorer to give me the best deals.

Flights to Nice
Information about direct flights and the airport of Nice (Nice).

Flight guide

Flights to Lyon
How to find cheap tickets and information about Lyon airport.

Cheap Flights

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Important information about flights to Marseille and tips for travelers.

Traveler information


The Complete Traveler's Guide to Lyon

Have you found a good flight? It's time to plan your trip. I've grouped all the information into categories:

Attractions and itineraries in Lyon

What to do in Lyon?
Attractions, itineraries, guided tours and everything you need to know.

Attractions guide

Parsque-Île Peninsula
A trip to Presqu'île and the Pentes de Croix Rousse neighborhood.

Trip

Old Lyon (Vieux Lyon)
A walking tour of the city's old and magical quarter, with its narrow alleys.

The old quarter

The history of Lyon
About commerce, architecture and cuisine throughout the years.

Discover history

More activities and tours in Lyon:

Culinary and restaurants

Recommended restaurants
Where is the best place to eat in the gastronomic capital of France? Tweezer recommendations.

where to eat

Food in Lyon – Tips
Tips for travelers in the French culinary capital by Lior Koren.

Food tips

The culinary capital
An article by Rebecca Koffler, a treasure collector, about the city's culinary scene.

Read article

Recommended accommodation and hotels

Recommended hotels
Lyon is a great place for a city trip. I've collected hotels in a variety of price ranges.

Hotels in Lyon

Hotel reservations
Direct search for hotels and vacation apartments in Lyon and the surrounding area.

Find a hotel

Traveler information (transportation and weather)

Lyon weather

The weather in Lyon in winter can be very cold. In summer, temperatures can reach about 30 degrees. Recommended months: May, September and October.

  • winter: 3-9 °C
  • Spring: 10-20 °C
  • summer: 15-26 °C
  • autumn: 6-15 °C

Transportation and car rental

Within Lyon: It is recommended to use the excellent public transportation (metro, light rail, buses and cable car).
Outside the city: If you plan to travel around the area (mountains, villages), renting a car is highly recommended.

Which other districts can be reached from Lyon?


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