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The Verlaine Message Museum, Musée du 5 juin 1944, is housed in a concrete bunker where the German Wehrmacht intercepted the message announcing the invasion of Normandy. This bunker was part of the headquarters of the German 15th Army during the Battle of France. The headquarters consisted of thirteen concrete blockhouses, which protected the occupiers against air strikes and chemical weapons. https://www.museedu5juin1944.asso.fr/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurice_Schumann who also inaugurated the Musée du 5 juin Tourcoing

You should definitely step inside. It is truly an impressive whole. Also look up inside: plaster floral ornaments have been applied to the vaults.

The Saint Christophe church began its history around the 8th century and underwent many transformations over time. It owes its current silhouette, in neo-Gothic style, to the architect Louis Croïn who, at the end of the 19th century, raised its bell tower and spire and rebuilt its belfry. For the enlargement of its sacristy, in 1892, he was inspired by the architecture of the sacristy of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris.

It is so imposing and elegant that most visitors call it the "cathedral"! The church of Saint-Christophe dominates the city center from the top of its 87 meters. Built between the thirteenth and nineteenth centuries, it is one of the most beautiful neo-Gothic buildings in the region. But did you know that it is home to the 4th largest carillon in France? Its 62 bells play different melodies every 1/4 of an hour. The bravest climb the 200 steps of the bell tower to visit the carillon museum.

A quiet and peaceful place to take a short break

Powder magazine: built in 1817 by the Dutch on the foundations of a French powder magazine. Building restored in 1998

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