Huge huge mall. If you like shopping, this is the place if you are in the area (or even within 2 hours away if you live here). Plenty of stores and plenty of food options. Huge parking garage right underneath it, making it super convenient. The Grande Place of Lille is about a 10 minute walk from here, making it a must to see. read more

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Huge shopping mall next to the train station. Food court with american fast food restaurant like Burger King. On a chilly day it's a good place to shop and escape from the weather. I prefer small one of a kind shops nearby. read more

Euralille - Shopping Centers Near Me - Lille, 59

Centre Commercial Euralille (shopping centre) is only 5 min walk away from Gare Lille Europe station. Please note: If you are planning to take a trip to Lille, dont bother checking into this place. Its just your average shopping mall. It has 3 floors full of high street chain stores that you would normally see down your local high street, it has a cinema and they also run an art exhibition on the lower ground floor from time to time. Perfect place to dine if your are on a budget. I do like the glass architecture but inside is another story. Dont be fooled by their website! read more

Euralille - google - Shopping Centers Near Me - Lille, 59

We only walked through to get to the Eurostar station but it looks like any shopping centre with all the usual shops that you can find in any shopping centre. It is modern, clean, bright, warm and welcoming as it was -5 °C outside! And as it was Christmas season, a beautiful Christmas tree decorated the front foyer from the Lille Europe station. Here you will find comfy easychairs, charging points and free wifi. read more

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Meh, there are a lot of chain stores in Euralille, it's really nothing special. Huge, huge disappointment. There are a lot of people shopping here and I really can't understand why, it's so boring... Euralille is next to the Gare Lille-Europe station and can therefore be easily reached by international traintravellers. But when I travel all the way to Lille, I would like to see something different than the same stores all over again like in my own country. read more

This shopping centre manages to have a lack of interesting shops for a centre so bigit also doesn't seem as big inside as it looks from outside.like a reversed tardis. Only found a couple of shops worth visiting (one being the excellent nature et decouvert). The Carrefour is massive and on 2 storieslike someone took a hypermarket and dumped it on top of another hypermarket! 30 cents for the toilets? What a rip off! read more

Not bad for a shopping mall, the Euralille is what one would expect from a slightly out of town shopping mall - your assortment of branded names all under one roof, and with a decent mix between clothing, shoes and food. Having travelled to Lille on a budget, the main attraction was the Carrefoure in the shopping mall - handled all simple needs whilst in Lille without having to shop at corner stores with higher prices. Obviously, this suffers from the same problem as other shopping malls, same stores you see on the highstreet here, very little true identity or local feeling to it, but such is the world. If you want character, you need to find a local market. read more

Of all the shopping malls i've seen in europe, Euralille is quite possibly the one that reminds me the most of those in the USA. Why? Well, it's certainly huge, it looks modern both in architecture and use of technology (the initially confusing but ultimately useful maps of the mall), it has all the typicalchain stores you can expect to find pretty much anywhere nowadays, there are a few eateries like burger king... There are some really cool and good stores, however. the LEGO store is cool, New Yorker and White Denim offer interesting things, it's very close to the two train stations, and the people here are actually really nice and helpful (an oddity in modern-day France). But ultimaly, this is a generic shopping mall, and nothing else. Just go there once and you'll be done with it. read more