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Guided tours, gourmet walks, workshops, treasure hunts, themed evenings, shows… we offer 1001 ways to experience the destination!
Old LilleFind out more
This is the city’s oldest district. In just a few years, following major renovation work, Vieux-Lille has become a must-see destination. Discover its exciting history on a guided tour of Vieux-Lille.
The town hall belfryFind out more
It’s the highest belfry in northern France. Directly attached to the town hall, Lille’s belfry overlooks the entire city and its surroundings, and is open to visitors. Climb to the top for a 360° view of the Flanders mountains and slag heaps on a clear day.
Wazemmes marketFind out more
Every Sunday, it’s market day at Place de la Nouvelle Aventure, right in the heart of the Wazemmes district. Get your best bargains at rock-bottom prices! Local and exotic foods, household appliances, household linen, clothes, decorations, cosmetics… you’ll find a wide variety of products on the stalls.
Museum of Fine ArtsFind out more
The Palais des Beaux-Arts in Lille invites you to discover an exceptional collection, from Rubens to Rodin, featuring paintings, sculptures and ceramics. In a majestic setting, let yourself be captivated by these artistic treasures and delve into the heart of art history.
Villa CavroisFind out more
An exceptional site and a pure architectural marvel, the Villa Cavrois is a must-see destination. Classified as a historic monument and preserved thanks to the mobilization of local residents, this majestic residence is steeped in moving history. Above all, it is an example of the genius of its architect, Robert Mallet-Stevens, who imagined a building at the cutting edge of modernity in 1932.
Take a seat in an estaminetFind out more
It would be a mistake to come to Lille without visiting an estaminet: these restaurants with their busy, timeless decor, where the smell of maroilles digs into your stomach, in a warm, friendly atmosphere. Enjoy traditional Northern dishes such as potjevleesch, chicken with maroilles, Flemish carbonnade and welsh.
La Piscine, museum of art and industryFind out more
Head for Roubaix, in a former Art Deco municipal swimming pool, now a superb museum featuring major art collections of international renown. Textiles, sculptures, paintings, ceramics… permanent and temporary exhibitions cover all styles and many art forms, in a breathtaking setting.
Mosaic ParkFind out more
This huge park takes you to the 4 corners of the world, with its many themed gardens. Young and old alike will enjoy the farm animals and games along the way. Surprising discoveries will delight your days during the summer months.
Ideas forexits
The Lille Tourist Office has put together a list of the best places to go and things to do in Lille and the surrounding area. Get ready for a great time!
