When in Lille, test your vertigo and head up into the sky on this giant Ferris wheel. I promise,…read moreit'll be one of the best 5E you've ever spent. I was lucky enough to swing through Lille just a few days after this seasonal attraction went up. When I realized that I had a few minutes in between meetings and the bright blue crisp winter sky was beckoning for a closer look, I snapped up some tickets for myself and my colleagues to soak up some local flavor. The ride lasts only five minutes so even if you're terrified for your life you won't suffer that long. The ascent is really intense, but the ride is smooth and as you crest the top of the wheel you really feel a surge of super human energy. Breath deep, smile (while not shaking things too much) and enjoy the exceptional 360 degree view. You only live once, this is what it's all about.

From the owner: Grande et fière statue Point de rendez-vous incontournable des lillois, cette statue fut offerte…read morepar le peuple français en souvenir de la résistance de Lille face aux Autrichiens lors du siège de 1792. Surplombant une fontaine aux jets d'eau variés et rieurs, la déesse, sculptée par Bra, a les traits de Madame Bigo-Danel, femme du maire de l'époque.

From the owner: Un boulevard-parking Cet énorme boulevard aux multiples voies offre aux automobilistes la…read morepossibilité de se stationner gratuitement à deux pas de la Porte de Paris.

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From the owner: L'univers magique du petit parc "Les poussins" La vaste esplanade Champs de Foire, outre sa…read morefonction de parking désormais payant, accueille en septembre la foire de Lille et différentes manifestations tout au long de l'année (cirque, rassemblement de voitures anciennes). Un zoo gratuit est également à disposition des familles. Entre le champs de Mars et le zoo, se trouve le parc de la Citadelle, un parc d'aventure avec des manèges et attractions pour les enfants. Un air de fête foraine pour les enfants qui pourront s'éclater dans les nombreux manèges, autres autos tampons, trampolines... Un monde d'enchantement, de rires, de joie pour petits et grands. Tout ceci dans un cadre verdoyant à deux pas de la Citadelle et du zoo de Lille.

For sure my favorite cultural place !…read more There's always something to look/listen/taste there ^^ This old train station has been renovated 5 years ago. They host a lot of big exhibitions sometimes very surprising because of the big size of those buildings. An other distinctive feature : this place is made for families (not only of course!) there are always some games and activities for children and parents can play to ^^ On winter they put an ice-skating rink ! sooo fun !! Just in front of the "gare" you will find the "bistro de saint sau" on a lovely old warehouse. It's a famous bar in Lille. There are often some good concerts but it usually ends at midnight. Beers are cheap and tasty, you can also eat (especially for lunch). so have fun !!! http://www.lille3000.eu/gare-saint-sauveur

Great cultural center with awesome expositions and really cool environment. The restaurant although…read morevery pricey for the quality of the food, really regular food with high prices not at all what you expect in a place like this.