Flights from Liverpool to Nimes

There are regular scheduled flights from London Luton to Nimes Airport throughout the year. The flying time is around 2 hours and remember that France is one hour ahead of the UK so all times quoted are local

 

It can take a great deal of time checking with individual airlines and researching information on flights from Liverpool John Lennon Airport or or other UK destinations to Nimes, but we have found a great way to get round this by using the Skyscanner flights search box above.

This ensures that our guide is completely up to date with the latest timetables and schedules and takes you direct to the site for the airlines involved to make the actual reservation and not via a booking agent who will often add on a commission fee.

We also offer the CHEAPEST CAR HIRE FOR NIMES & THE UK so come back and get a free online quote after you have booked your flights.

Ryanair is the only airline in the UK to operate direct flights from Liverpool to Nimes Airport.

You can find out more about weekday and weekend flights from the UK to the Languedoc Region of France by searching in the box above.

For up to date information on the airlines, timetables, current fares and to book a flight online just fill in your relevant details and Skyscanner will provide all the details you need.

Originally known as Nemausus, Nimes is laid out in true Roman fashion following a grid pattern with its drinking water supplied by a 50km long canal.

It is the birthplace of denim (de Nîmes) and in the early 1900s the town’s merchants exported the cloth to the United States in order to make sails for ships, tarpaulins and workmen’s trousers.

The main tourist attractions here include the Maison Carre Roman Temple dedicated to Emperor Augustus which dates from the fourth or fifth Century BC and is one of the best preserved anywhere in the world.

Les Arenes was Inspired by the Coliseum in Rome with two stories of vaulted arches and is one of the most complete amphitheatres in the world. It has 34 tiers with a seating capacity for 20,000 people and is still used for bull fights, pop concerts and sporting events.

You can hire a car from Nimes Airport and explore this beautiful region of France taking in the Pont du Gard which is just 20km northeast of the city and is an aqueduct which was constructed during the first century AD to supply the city with fresh water from the Eure river. Three tiers of arches over 49 metres high span 275 metres across the River Gardon. Or you can visit nearby Uzes which is a medieval market town full of antique shops and shady squares or Tour Fenestrelle which is the local equivalent of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

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