How long is a flight from Lyon to Limoges?

The average flight time between Lyon Saint-Exupéry (LYS) and l’Aéroport de Limoges Bellegarde (LIG) is around 1h05, for a distance of 300 km as the crow flies, between the two airports. This estimate is given for information only, as the actual time of your flight can be reduced or increased by various factors, such as weather conditions, the date, or the departure time.

Which airline company operates flights from Lyon to Limoges?

Air France offers direct flights several times a week between the airports of Lyon Saint-Exupéry (LYS) and Limoges Bellegarde (LIG). The airline operator Chalair Aviation also makes direct flights between Lyon and Limoges.The most beautiful French cities have never been within such easy reach of Lyon -check out the range of flights, and increase your adventures as a tourist!

When is the best time for tourists to head for Limoges for a break?

You can visit the city of Limoges all year round. The museums, monuments, theatres and restaurants will welcome you at any season. The ideal period is generally between the months of May and September. The temperature is pleasant then, and you'll be able to make the most of excursions and open-air activities. To benefit from the most affordable accommodation, you could consider going in May or September, when numbers are less important.

What's the best way to organise an itinerary with Lyon Airports?

You can reserve your ticket directly online at https://www.lyonaeroports.com/ In buying your ticket as soon as possible, you will usually benefit from more attractive tariffs, and a choice of the best dates.Do you want to travel to Lyon Saint-Exupéry (LYS) by car? Our solution of online reservations allows you to benefit from reduced prices, and a guaranteed parking spot on arrival.

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Take off for Limoges, capital of the Limousin region!

Discover a lively town, famous for its heritage and its expertise in the art of firing porcelain.

With its museums, peaceful gardens and welcoming atmosphere, Limoges offers visitors an experience that is both authentic and memorable. Art lovers will marvel at Limoges porcelain and enamelware, which is famous all over the world. The National Adrien Dubouché Museum boasts the most important collection of Limoges porcelain in the world, with more than 5000 works on show. At the Museum of Fine Arts, housed in the ancient episcopal Bishop's Palace, the emphasis is on the history of the city's medieval enamel, with a collection of world-wide renown. A garden provides a place to rest, and the museum is free on the first Sunday of the month.

Lovers of architecture will appreciate the Gothic, Romanesque and Renaissance influences in the magnificent cathedral of Saint-Étienne de Limoges. It dates from around the 11th century, but took 6 centuries to finish, and some chapels still have wall paintings. Then explore the picturesque alleyways of the medieval quarter, sample the local cuisine, or take a walk in l'Evêché gardens. The economic vitality of Limousin's capital, a business base for many well-established companies, owes a lot to the long tradition connected with its skills in firing porcelain, enamel, stained glass, and also ceramics. Book your airline tickets for flights from Lyon (LYS) to Limoges (LIG), and discover a city with countless attractions!

5 reasons to visit Limoges

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Visit the Musée National Adrien Dubouché

For centuries, the city of Limoges has relied on the porcelain industry for its prosperity. The renovated National Adrien Dubouché Museum retraces the industry's history from antiquity to today, with several thousand examples on view to the public, the world's largest collection. You can discover the different steps in the production of porcelain, and admire pieces that are unique in the world.

Explore la Boucherie district

Situated in the historic centre of Limoges and near the covered market, the Boucherie quarter (butcher's district) is known for its picturesque streets, lined with colourful mediaeval half-timbered dwellings. Number 36 has been fitted with the tools of the trade for visitors to look back in time. You can get lost in its labyrinth of little squares and alleys, among the aromas from the eating places. Search out the artisans workshops, or settle yourself at a table in a bar or restaurant, for a welcome rest and a enjoyable break.

Take a walk along the Vienne river

A pleasant stroll awaits you along the Vienne river, which crosses the city of Limoges. Your itinerary follows shaded walkways, where you can admire picturesque views, historic bridges, and several parks and green spaces like the Evêché Botanic Gardens, or the riverside park on the edge of the Vienne.

Wander through the Evêché gardens

In the heart of Limoges, these well-maintained gardens are set out on 6 linked terraces behind the cathedral, surrounding the old Bishop's Palace. French parterres are arranged to open out onto expansive vistas towards the river and its rowers. Each section has a theme, and you can admire rare exotic plants, next to protected species from the local area, all named. Rest on one of the many benches, and enjoy the fountains of the stunning water feature, and the aquatic plants.

Pay your respects at Oradour-sur-Glasne

This martyred village bears testimony to its tragic destruction during the Second World War. The original village was abandoned, and the ruins are now a focus for remembrance, while a museum covers the events that led to this barbaric act. It's an emotional experience, but helps to ensure that it is never forgotten, and is never repeated elsewhere.