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Edinburgh
Need to plan a business trip in the Scottish capital? Simply want to soak up its cultural and vibrant life and set off to discover its impressive heritage? Particularly magic during the month of August at the time of its famous festival, and during the end-of-year celebrations due to its endless New Year’s Eve party, Edinburgh is a perfect destination that lends itself to all types of stays.
Flight from Lyon (LYS) to Edimbourg (EDI)
Book a flight to Edinburgh departing from Lyon
Treat yourself to an inexpensive plane ticket by taking advantage of offers from Lyon Airport’s partner airline easyJet. The low-cost airline offers two weekly flights leaving from Lyon heading to the Scottish capital on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Check prices and promotions on our website and, depending on dates and times, book the perfect Lyon-Edinburgh (EDI) flight for your plans.
Additional information
Edinburgh International Airport (EDI), which can be easily reached with the fast shuttles Airlinks, is located a few kilometres from the city. A tram link is also planned for 2014.
Useful information about Edinburgh
Weather
Essentials
Distance
1605 km
Flight duration
02:10
Local time
03:20
Jet lag
-1 h
Currency
Pound sterling
Language
English, Scottish, Scots
Localisation
- Aéroport international d’Édimbourg
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Latitude : 55.950785
Longitude : -3.3614532
5 Reasons to go to Edinburgh
1. For its Architectural Heritage
A gateway to Scotland, Edinburgh is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating European metropolises; it is an endless source of inspiration for cinema and literature. From its castle to its Georgian façades, from its St. Giles Cathedral to the maze of its old medieval quarter, you can journey through the centuries just by exploring it.
2. To Stroll Along Union Canal
The canal that runs from Edinburgh to Falkirk offers visitors a wide range of activities, ranging from walking, cycling, small boat rental, canoeing and kayaking. It has year-round activities.
3. To Devour a Copious Scottish Breakfast
4. To Play ... Find the Hidden Bars
Finding hidden bars is a game that Scotsmen like to play. Imagine a barber shop, concealing at the bottom of its cellar a secret establishment accessible by only an underground maze. This is the case of the amazing Panda & Sons, on Queen Street, where inhibitions disappear once you cross the threshold.
5. To Take a Break in the Gardens
Like Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh is full of green spaces, where you can take a breath of fresh air between two courses in the heart of its medieval and Georgian heritage. The impressive Royal Botanic Garden, easily accessible from the city centre, brings together thousands of plant species. Refreshing!