Nancy Airport

About Nancy

Anyone visiting the Meurthe-et-Moselle département or looking for a short break away from the popularly favoured known French destinations will fall in love with Lorraine’s historic capital of Nancy.

Backing on to the river Meurthe and the Canal du Marne, the city’s architecture is the product of its two golden ages. The first during the 18th century when it was considerably embellished. The second at the turn of the 20th century when, for a brief while, Nancy looked set to seriously rival Paris as a centre for Art Nouveau under the skilled glassmaker Emile Gallé.

Nancy was spared occupation during Lorraine’s first experience of being annexed (1870-1918) and a certain devil-may-care atmosphere remains.

Nancy’s frivolous fountains with lead statues of Neptune, stately Baroque buildings, gilded wrought iron gates and shop windows full of finely crafted chocolates all combine to make you briefly think that you have stumbled into an architectural heaven of sorts.

About Nancy Airport

Nancy Airport is located 2km east of Nancy. Nancy Airport has 2 runways, the longest of which is tar and measures 1,400m. Nancy Airport can process 25,000 passengers a year. There are 200 free parking spaces, and there is a bus service from Nancy Airport to the nearby city of Nancy.

54510 Tomblaine,
France

http://www.metz-nancy-lorraine.aeroport.fr