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Low Season in Poitiers

January is the quietest month for tourism in Poitiers. With average temperatures hovering around a chilly 2°C, wrap up warm and explore the historic city centre at your own pace. It's a fantastic time to discover the museums and soak in the atmosphere without the summer crowds.

High Season in Poitiers

For sunshine and warmth, visit Poitiers in July or August. The average temperature reaches a pleasant 25°C, perfect for strolling along the river Clain, enjoying outdoor cafes, and exploring the beautiful parks and gardens. Booking your flights to Poitiers with eDreams ensures you'll find the best deal for your summer holiday.

Poitiers, a city steeped in history and brimming with culture, offers a delightful experience for every traveller. Book your flights to Poitiers with eDreams and prepare to be captivated by its charm. From ancient churches to futuristic theme parks, Poitiers has something for everyone.

The Best Attractions to See in Poitiers

Poitiers boasts a plethora of attractions. Here are five must-sees:

• St Pierre Cathedral: This magnificent cathedral, a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture, played a significant role in the history of Eleanor of Aquitaine. Book your flights to Poitiers now and witness its grandeur.
• Futuroscope: Experience the thrills and excitement of this unique futuristic theme park, featuring innovative multimedia attractions just outside of Poitiers. Don't miss out when booking flights to Poitiers.
• Notre-Dame-la-Grande: Marvel at the intricate carvings and Romanesque architecture of this stunning church, conveniently located near the tourist office.
• Blossac Park: Escape the bustling city and unwind in this picturesque green space, perfect for a relaxing stroll or a family picnic.
• The Palace of the Counts of Poitou-Ducs d'Aquitaine: Explore this historic palace, a symbol of power and grandeur, and step back in time to the era of the Dukes of Aquitaine.