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Lisbon
The perfect destination for a city break overlooking the ocean, Lisbon has also become a popular place for organising business events. Sensible by day, party mood by night, always welcoming. Picturesque and inexpensive, the capital of Portugal guarantees a successful stay that is easy to plan when departing from Lyon.
Flight from Lyon (LYS) to Lisbon (LIS)
Book a flight to Lisbon departing from Lyon
In partnership with Lyon Airport LYS, three airlines share the service to the westernmost European capital departing from Lyon-Saint Exupéry.
TAP Portugal offers two daily Lyon-Lisbon flights every day of the week.
easyJet offers five weekly flights : Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Transavia offers five weekly flights : Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays Saturdays and Sundays.
Héliades offers flights + trips to Lisbon.
Additional information
Lisbon-Portela International Airport (LIS) is connected to the city centre by the metro in less than 30 minutes. A new airport in Alcochete will be opened in 2018 to meet the increase in traffic.
Useful information about Lisbon
Weather
Essentials
Distance
1390 km
Flight duration
02:30
Local time
03:50
Jet lag
-1 h
Currency
Euro
Language
Portuguese
Localisation
- Lisbon-Portela Airport
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Latitude : 38.7755936
Longitude : -9.1353667
4 Reasons to go to Lisbon
1. Offering a Timeless Excursion
The small colourful city of Sintra, located 25 kilometres from the city centre in an eden of greenery, is the former stronghold of the Lisbon aristocracy. You can get there easily on foot or by train (Rossio station). This extravagant palace complex offers its visitors an incredible mosaic of architectural styles. Magical!
2. Walking the Alfama to the Rhythm of Fado
Located on the Atlantic coast, Lisbon combines romance and sweet living. The famous Portuguese pop song is one of the most beautiful expressions: nestled in the Alfama, its most typical neighbourhood, the Clube de Fado or the Mesa de Frades are favourite hideouts for those who love the genre.
3. Tasting the Fruits of Miraculous Fishing
A port city, Lisbon has built its gastronomic reputation on the sea products: grilled sardines, bacalhau à bras (Portuguese cod), fish soup, arroz de marisco (rice with seafood) ... Try these before finishing up with some Pasteis de Nata, the epitome Lisbon pastries.
4. Taking a Sea Bath in Cascais
Less than 30 minutes from downtown, Cascais is a charming seaside resort that has retained the authenticity of yesteryear’s small fishing ports. You can get there by train (leaving from Cais de Sobre), with a compulsory stop at Belém, for its famous tower and its Jéronimos Monastery, (listed by UNESCO) and the flags representing the city’s maritime past.
