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Beautiful place

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I didn't enter

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Super nice, and go inside the courtyard, you have old book sellers there.

For real men, very tough, on the 30 lane route from Troisvilles 170 km

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Very rolling, doable by mountain bike.

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Carrefour de l'arbre delivers! On our ride (full 259km distance) we arrive here with already 242km in our legs.... The strips start to pile up considerably, which only makes the strip harder. Few opportunities to take the edge, so the bend is treacherous. But the finish is getting closer and closer...

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Place du Général de Gaulle is an old medieval market place, where a tree has never stood. The traders met here three times a day, in all weathers. Until they received permission from Philip IV of Spain to build the Old Exchange in 1652. The building was finished in 2 years and is made of porous stone, which is why it is painted. The restoration of the front facade was financed by companies, their logos can be found above the top row of windows. This building has 24 homes that are still mostly occupied by their owners. We also notice the many sculptures, typical of the Flemish Baroque style, but also because the architect, Julien Destrée, was a wood sculptor. Above the entrance gate we see the symbol of Lille (Fleur de Lys), with next to it the lions of Flanders and the crown of the city (with fortress towers on top) and two horns. Horns of Plenty, to refer to the wealth of Lille.

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One of these important sights is the Place du Général de Gaulle, also known as the "Grand Place". A must-see! He was a general, resistance fighter and president - Charles de Gaulle is still a great personality for many French people today. He has been dead for over 50 years and this great square is here in his memory.

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Also known as Grand’Place, this square is the beating heart of the city. It is surrounded by colorful facades and historical monuments, including the Old Stock Exchange and the Goddess Column. The square was named in honor of Charles de Gaulle, born in Lille, and is a gathering place for various events and festivities

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Built between 1652 and 1653, this former stock exchange is a jewel of Flemish architecture. It is made up of 24 identical houses surrounding an interior courtyard where book sellers and tango demonstrations take place today in summer.

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A very famous part of the Paris/Roubaix cycling race

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Last bend before the cyclists enter the track.

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Mythical place for cycling lovers, unmissable if you go cycling in these areas

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Brutal cobblestone strip. You're shaking completely apart

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You can just drive on it! No hassle with access and such. What amazing. The track itself is quite old and dilapidated, but yes, it is great to be able to drive around in such a monument

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La Canteraine is a park located near Lille, France. Located between the municipalities of Haubourdin and Emmerin, it is known for its preserved meadows and small forests. The park is part of the larger Deule Park and is home to diverse flora and fauna, including 7 different species of amphibians. In the early 2010s, nearly 60,000 regional trees were planted in the park to recreate a wild area and protect important natural water resources. The park is also a paradise for frogs.

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The Velodrome in Roubaix, France has been known as the finish line of the one-day cycling race “monument classic” Paris-Roubaix since 1943. It is officially called Vélodrome André-Pétrieux and was opened in 1936. The velodrome is located between Avenue Roger-Salengro and Avenue du Parc-des-Sports in the east of the city. It is a municipal sports center that organized the Paris-Roubaix race in 1942 and 1996. The velodrome is 500 meters long with turns at a 44°3 slope. It is a popular destination for cyclists and visitors and it also hosts other events such as the World Masters Championships.

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Mythical sector of Paris-Roubaix on which many victories have been decided! The first 200 meters are really difficult with a succession of 3 fairly technical turns, be very careful if the cobblestones are wet! The rest is no less difficult with very brittle cobblestones and a heavily curved road, it is quite difficult to stay on the central axis. This area fully deserves its 5 stars!

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Bicycle history was written here. As important to me as Wimbledon is to tennis players or the Bayern Arena to football fans. Unfortunately, the caretaker saw my intentions in my face and prevented a lap on the oval. A pity.

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The most beautiful square in Lille

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