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In the center of the Place de la Solidarité stands an iconic sculpture depicting a Möbius strip. The work, titled "Fontaine de la Solidarité," is by Marco Slinckaert (1943-2009), one of the first French artists to incorporate digital technology and computers into his work. He also designed this work using a computer and commissioned Inoxi France, a company based in Roubaix, to produce it. Inaugurated in 1989 by President François Mitterrand, this 12-meter-long and 7-meter-high sculpture is constructed from 3,000 stainless steel elements weighing a total of 10 tons. Locals often call this work "The Snake," and the square where it stands, the "Snake Roundabout," has become a significant geographical landmark in Lille. Source: Wikipedia

Very rolling, doable by mountain bike.

Construction of the prefecture began in 1865 and was completed in 1905. The building was designed by architect Charles Marteau. It is built in a neoclassical style with elements of the French Renaissance. The prefecture is located on the north side of Place de la République, opposite the Palais des Beaux-Arts. The prefecture serves as the administrative center for the region and the department, where various government departments and civil servants work. The building is a historical monument and has been listed as a protected site since 1975.

The permanent exhibition “La Nature retrouvée” focuses on play and discovery and offers interactive installations to introduce visitors to the local flora and fauna. The Jardin des expériences is a place where visitors can discover and experience living nature. The centre also regularly organises temporary exhibitions and events.

The Relais Nature du Parc de la Deûle is a nature interpretation center located in Santes, France. It is located in the grounds of the Gîte and is housed in a former laundry that is now a farm. The center offers a range of activities for nature lovers of all ages and is divided into three different areas .

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.

A beautiful nature reserve that will allow you to get away from urban sprawl and immerse yourself in nature.

On former marshes, this artificial park is a haven of nature of 400 hectares reintroduced in the dense urban areas of the south of Lille. You can admire the Haute-Deûle river there, wooden paths cross the park to run there.