International Removals to Lyon
Removals and transfers to Lyon from Spain, in the form of groupage and exclusive weekly service; we also pick up consignments (boxes or little furniture) in Lyon for delivery in any city in Spain.
Exclusive Removals to Lyon
This modality is always available, it consists of an integral moving service, with direct transport. The advantage is the speed of delivery and the total exclusivity of the move. The whole vehicle would be available for the customer.
Moving to Lyon in Groupage
This service is very common for students or people moving or returning to Lyon with their personal belongings not including furniture, the delivery time is approximately 7 – 10 working days, it includes all the conditions of any removal: disassembly, insurance, packing, etc. It saves money by dividing the transport between several clients.
FREE ESTIMATES FOR REMOVALS TO LYON
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Available services
- Furniture Disassembly and Assembly
- High-Quality Packaging: Customized packaging with wooden crates.
- Storage: Available at both origin and destination.
- Lifting Platform: Provided at both origin and destination.
- Customized Goods Insurance
- Parking Permits: Management of parking permits at both origin and destination.
- Visit/Video Call by a Sales Representative
If your destination Is Lyon
The second city in importance in France is Lyon, this locality is located to the southeast of Gallic territory, being one of the cities that is considered as privileged by the strategic position that has in the continent, having been headquarters from remote times of important events that have happened in Europe, it is for this reason that is within the list of UNESCO of the places that it considers Historical Patrimony of the Humanity.
Its economic prosperity increased successively by the silk monopoly and then by the emergence of industries, especially textiles and chemicals. Today it is a major industrial center specializing in chemical, pharmaceutical and biotechnological industries.
Lyon is the second largest university city in France, hosting more than 120,000 students in its metropolitan area, spread over three universities and numerous engineering schools and grandes écoles. Historically known as the silk capital of the world, Lyon is renowned as one of France’s gastronomic capitals and one of the country’s leading gastronomic capitals.
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