Lille Attractions

Lille is one of the wonderful cities in the Nord-pas de Calais region of northern France. Lille is favorite tourist attractions in France. Lille offers lots of sights to see ranging from cultural attractions, museums, monuments, historical places, restaurants, bars, cafes, great shopping areas and vibrant nightlife.

Top Attractions

Palais des Beaux-Arts
Palais des Beaux-Arts is a must see attractions in Lille, which is 19th century building having museum of fine arts. If you are lovers of an art, then don’t miss to make a visit to this wonderful place. You will find the work of great French artist including three major items: Belisarius Asking for Alms by David; After Dinner at Ornans by Courbet; and Sleep by Puvis de Chavannes.

Open Air Museum
Open air Museum is a masterpiece in itself. It covers approximately 10 hectares areas, where you can find thatched cottages, traditional farmhouses, seed barns and rural craft workshops where artisans demonstrate old skills.

Musee des Moulins
This is also unique building in Lille dedicated to windmills. It is located on the highway to Roubaix. You can see well-preserved working pivoting windmills which visitors can watch in operation grinding corn, as well as a museum depicting the history of windmill technology.

Place Rihour
This place has bountiful restaurants, cafes, and surrounding buildings where you can sit and enjoy drink and food.

Other Lille Attractions are:
Museum of Natural History
Musée d'Art et d' Industrie de Roubaix : La Piscin
The Town Hall
Musée de l'Hospice Comtesse

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