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Flight Lyon Southampton : Airline ticket

From 336€ D/A
Flights Lyon - Southampton
  • Weather 23-25 °F23 - 25 °F
  • Distance 736 km
  • Duration 1h56
  • Currency Pound sterling
  • Languages Eng. English

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+ 11 years old

Children

2 - 11 years old

Babies

- 2 years old

Destination Southampton Entete Bannière

A city located on the Hampshire coast, 120 kilometres from London

Southampton is known for having been the departure port for Titanic’s maiden (and only) voyage in 1912. The city has managed to retain traces of its prosperous maritime past, both in its commemorative sites and in the vibrancy of its port activities.

B-Popular with business travellers, “Soton” also has many tourist gems to visit as a family, from its medieval relics (Bargate) to the Beaulieu museum, home to the largest collection of James Bond cars… It is also the perfect gateway to the Isle of Wight and its world-renowned music festival, which takes place in June.

When to go to Southampton

Discover the best months to visit by checking the air temperature, rainfall, crowds, as well as the water temperature and sunshine of your destination

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Documents needed to travel to Royaume-Uni

Type Duration of stay Validity period Documents Learn more
ETA Mainland Until 180 days 730 days
  • Passport : valid for the whole duration of your stay in the destination country
  • Photo of the traveler or selfie on neutral background
ETA Isle of Man Until 180 days 730 days
  • Passport
  • Photo of the traveler or selfie on neutral background
ETA Jersey Until 180 days 730 days
  • Passport
  • Photo of the traveler or selfie on neutral background
ETA Guernsey Until 180 days 730 days
  • Passport
  • Photo of the traveler or selfie on neutral background

Your most frequently asked questions

A week in Southampton offers the opportunity to discover one of southern England’s most historic and fascinating cities. Visitors can explore the medieval old town, learn about the city’s maritime heritage and enjoy the lively waterfront. Southampton is also an excellent base for day trips to the New Forest National Park, the ancient city of Winchester and the world-famous prehistoric site of Stonehenge. The region combines history, culture and natural beauty in a uniquely British setting.

The best time to visit Southampton is generally between May and September, when temperatures are mild and daylight hours are longer. Summer is ideal for coastal walks, sightseeing and outdoor activities, while spring and early autumn offer pleasant weather with fewer crowds. These seasons are particularly popular for exploring the surrounding countryside and national parks.

A stay of three to four days is enough to discover Southampton’s main attractions and historical landmarks. Travellers wishing to explore nearby destinations such as the New Forest, Winchester or the southern coastline of England should consider spending a full week. This allows for a more relaxed and varied travel experience.

Southampton is best known for its rich maritime history and its close connection to the Titanic, which departed from the city on its maiden voyage in 1912. Today, Southampton remains one of Europe’s leading cruise ports. It is also famous for its medieval heritage, historic walls and role as an important gateway to southern England.

Visitors should take the opportunity to sample traditional British cuisine, including fish and chips, hearty pies and a classic Sunday Roast. Thanks to its coastal location, Southampton also offers excellent seafood and fresh fish dishes. The city’s traditional pubs and waterfront restaurants provide great places to enjoy authentic local flavours.

Among the city’s highlights are the SeaCity Museum, dedicated to Southampton’s connection with the Titanic, the medieval city walls, the historic Tudor House and Garden and the bustling port area. Visitors should also explore the nearby New Forest National Park, famous for its wild ponies and beautiful natural landscapes.

Absolutely. Southampton enjoys easy access to some of southern England’s most attractive natural areas. The nearby New Forest National Park offers excellent opportunities for hiking, cycling and wildlife observation. Visitors can also enjoy coastal walks, nature reserves and scenic countryside throughout the surrounding region.

Travellers visiting Southampton, located in the United Kingdom, must hold a valid passport. Depending on nationality and current regulations, an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) may also be required before travel. Visitors should check the latest official entry requirements before departure.