Travel guide to Lille, France

As an old French city, Lille, France, has many attractions worth visiting. The tourist attractions include: Lille Old Town: Known as one of the most beautiful old towns in Europe, strolling along the stone road, lined with colorful Flemish-style buildings, makes you feel like you have traveled back to the Middle Ages. Cathedral of Our Lady of the Candle in Lille: a Roman Catholic church, located in the city center, with a Gothic architecture. From the top, you can overlook the beautiful scenery of Lille. Lille Palace of Fine Arts: One of the largest museums in France outside Paris, it collects many famous paintings, sculptures and ceramics from the 15th to the 20th century. Charles de Gaulle's former residence: Located in the center of Lille, it is the birthplace of Charles de Gaulle, the famous French patriotic general during World War II and later the president of France. It has a large collection of photos and souvenirs about De Gaulle. Lille Opera House: One of the most important opera houses in northern France, with luxurious interior decoration and advanced stage facilities, it is a good place to enjoy opera and ballet performances. In addition, there are also attractions such as Lille Zoo, the Old Stock Exchange, Riou Palace, Saint-Maurice Church, City Hall Bell Tower, as well as Place Vauban, European District, Laramette Park and Fourchantal Lake, etc. A place worth visiting.