Lille, France.

❤️Lille is the largest city in northern France and the fifth largest city in France. If the entire Lille metropolitan area is included, its total population ranks fourth in France, second only to Paris, Lyon and Marseille. To the north is the Wallonia region of Belgium, and to the west it is connected to the United Kingdom via the Calais Tunnel. It is known as the "crossroads of Western Europe", the hometown of "De Gaulle", a "European cultural city" and "a living fossil of European architecture". . ✅ Place du Général de Gaulle is located in the center of Lille and is the dividing line between the old city and the new city of Lille. To the north of the square is the old city. The square is surrounded by gorgeous medieval and Renaissance buildings. ✅The Old Stock Exchange of Lille is a typical Lille-style building built in 1653. It consists of 24 identical units that together enclose an inner courtyard. It is now used as a second-hand bookseller, florist and chess seller. The world of hands. ✅Cathédrale Notre Dame de la Treille is a Roman Catholic church with a simple appearance and solemn interior, showing traces of time everywhere. ✅The Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille is the largest museum in France outside Paris. The collections in the museum are displayed by category and include paintings, sculptures and ceramics from the 15th to the 20th century. Compared to the fast pace of Paris, Lille is very quiet and suitable for slowing down and strolling around. You can walk through the entire town in about a day. 🌟Itinerary suggestions: Day1️⃣Lille European High-Speed ​​Railway Station-Parc J.B Lebas Park-Saint-Sauveur Exhibition Hall Day2️⃣Lille Star Fortress-Riverside Park-House Falling from the Sky-Giant Garden-Post Office Museum Day3️⃣Parque Henri Matisse-Euralille Metro Station-Zenith Exhibition Center-Lille Museum of Fine Arts 🌟Food Meert is a dessert shop with a century-old history in Lille. We recommend their Saint honoré and waffles la gaufre. Les compagnons de la grappe is an authentic restaurant with good value for money. We recommend the Welsh egg, which is made with melted cheddar cheese and placed on a piece of toasted bread. If you don’t like dairy products, you can try their other dishes which are also delicious. 🌸Lille, a city where history and modernity are intertwined, can bring you a unique experience whether it is culture, architecture or food. Hurry and add it to your France travel list!