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After the French Revolution, Protestants in Lille met in the former chapel of the Maison des Bons-Fils. This chapel was demolished around 1868 due to the construction of Rue Faidherbe. The city provided a plot of land in a new neighborhood being developed in connection with the city's expansion. This "Latin Quarter" would also house St. Michael's Church, the University of Lille, and the synagogue (100 meters further on Rue Auguste Angellier). Source: Wikipedia

Nice, and original, 2 streets away from it, you won't expect to stumble upon this old Porte.

The temple of the United Protestant Church of France, on rue Jeanne d'Arc in Lille, was inaugurated in 1871. Even today, this parish is committed to promoting the richness of the two Reformed and Lutheran traditions from which it originates, during its services or beautiful musical evenings. Worldwide, there are an estimated 115 million Lutherans and Reformed. Evangelicals number more than 500 million. Worship is celebrated every Sunday at 10:30 a.m.

A beautiful and iconic spot in the city of Lille. This street is accessible to cyclists with a wide bike path that can be used as a continuation of Rue du Molinel or Avenue du Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy.

The Port De Paris is a very impressive building, with immense architecture. It is a city gate into Lille. Built at the end of the 17th century as a triumphal arch to celebrate the victories of Louis XIV

Fun descent

cobblestones, the pleasures of the north

The Porte de Paris is an impressive Arc de Triomphe in Lille, France, built between 1685 and 1692 to celebrate the conquest of the city by Louis XIV in 1667. The building is built in the classical style and is decorated with sculptures of Hercules and Mars, symbols of strength and war. The Porte de Paris replaced the old Porte des Malades, which had been part of the city walls since the Middle Ages. It has been classified as a historical monument since 1875.