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Parc de la CitadelleLille in 3 daysWhether you're on a city break or an extended weekend, treat yourself!
Lille and its neighborhoodsFind out more
- Get your bearings in the city with the City Tour, a convertible coach equipped with an audiovisual system translated into 9 languages, which takes you on a tour of Lille's must-see sites and monuments. It's a rich and comprehensive visit that's sure to determine the rest of your excursion.
The town hall belfryFind out more
- To better understand and admire the city and its surroundings, take a bird's eye view of the city's tallest monument: the Town Hall belfry. From the belvedere, you can see all of Lille's remarkable monuments. On a clear day, you can see the slag heaps and the Flanders mountains on the horizon.
The citadel and its parkFind out more
- It's the city's green lung, and the starting point for great walks and bike rides along the waterways. Within these 110 hectares of nature, you'll find everything you need to enjoy the great outdoors: walking trails, a zoo, an amusement park, guided tours of the citadel and water sports activities.
La Piscine, museum of art and industryFind out more
- Until a few decades ago, Roubaix's former municipal swimming pool was home to Roubaix residents, whether managers or weavers, who came alone or with their families. The Art Deco building then became a superb museum, displaying a wide variety of works. Keep an eye out for temporary exhibitions, which renew the program each season.
Villa CavroisFind out more
- It's an architectural gem that almost never regained its original splendor. The Villa Cavrois is Robert Mallet-Stevens's masterpiece. During your visit, observe the architect's genius and discover how this building is an example of 1930s modernity. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the villa has a moving history that leaves its mark on visitors.
La ManufactureFind out more
- Northern France has long been renowned for its textile industry. La Manufacture, musée de la mémoire et de la création textile invites you into a former factory to discover the weaver's craft, which was practiced by tens of thousands of workers in the metropolis just a few decades ago. Machines, techniques and raw materials are presented in an authentic setting.
The Battle of Fromelles MuseumFind out more
- This is the most important place of remembrance in the Lille area. A vestige of a bloody battle between the Australian and British armies and the German army, this museum displays objects, images and reconstructions, allowing you to immerse yourself in this sad episode of the Great War. Testimonies, graves, objects, uniforms... pay tribute to these soldiers by discovering their story.
Visit Lille by bikeFind out more
- Le Grand Huit promotes soft mobility and offers you an itinerary to visit Lille by bike. This two-hour tour takes in Lille's emblematic sites and its history, around the theme of “Lille by the water”. The guide will share his favorite spots with you, including some less well-known ones, as you cycle along an itinerary punctuated by a dozen or so stops. Warm up your calves and discover Lille the fun way!
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!
