Quesnoy-sur-deule, Nord, Nord-Pas-de-Calais

A wonderful place to stay thanks to its numerous facilities. Its rooms are equipped with all mod cons and will delight you with their pleasant and invigorating setting.

Discover Lille on a beer-themed paper chase and walk around its streets looking for clues! FIND OUT ABOUT ALL OF LILLE'S SECRETS ON A FUN BEER TASTING DETECTIVE GAME! The aim of the game is to find the stein of Gambrinus, prince of beer, which was lost somewhere in the city... Start by picking up your road book, then you'll be ready to start searching for the missing chalice! To complete your quest, you will follow a trail around Lille's streets and squares looking for clues to help you solve the enigma. Several key clues can be found in certain of the city's bars. You'll have the pleasure of tasting 4 exceptional beers in 4 of Lille's best bars, chosen specially for the game. Your search will progress thanks to the clues hidden along the way. You'll need to look in all directions, including in natural spots and even in the taste of your beer! Choose this fun, pleasant and delicious tour of Lille! Good luck! Alcohol abuse is bad for your health. Please consume in moderation 

Discover the city of Lille on this bus tour! Relax and explore every single part of the city! EXPLORE THE STREETS OF LILLE BY BUS AND ADMIRE THE CITY'S MONUMENTS! Embark on a 50-minute bus tour of Lille aboard a comfortably open-top bus (in summer)! Audio guides provide informative commentary throughout the tour, in the language of your choice (French, English, German, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Japanese and Russian). As you travel, you can enjoy a scenic view of the city's key monuments, from the ancient to the modern neighbourhoods. The itinerary includes the following sites: * Palais Rihour (tourist information office, first and last stop) * Grand Place * Rue Faidherbe * Quartier des Gares * Euralille * Quartier Royal * Lille Old Town * Îlot Comtesse * Porte de Paris * The City Hall belfry * The Saint-Sauveur neighbourhood * Place de la République and the surrounding district (Palais des Beaux-Arts, Préfecture...) Choose the Lille bus tour to discover the city's major landmarks and points of interest, supplemented with audio-guide commentary!

The best of Lille thanks to the City Pass! Enjoy free access to many museums and attractions as well as unlimited transport! Thanks to the Lille Pass, experience all the ferment of the city in one single offer! Find out about all of Lille's secrets! Enjoy free access to 25 museums, sites, and tourist services in the Lille metropolitan area. With the 72-hour pass, you will also have free access to 14 museums, sites and tourist services in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region and a free access to the TER regional train network (operated by the SNCF) for 24 consecutive hours. You will have unlimited access to metropolitan Transpole public transport (underground, buses, tram) during the selected period. You will also get preferential prices on shopping and dining venues (you will receive the list in the Lille and Roubaix tourist information offices). Choose the Lille pass for the duration of your choice and make the most of your stay in Lille!

Discover Lille's old town on a 2-hour walking tour. Walk along the streets and squares, and marvel at the beauty of its architecture! SEE THE HIGHLIGHTS OF LILLE'S OLD TOWN ON THIS GUIDED TOUR! With your guide, discover the old neighbourhoods of the city and feel the charm of this bustling and welcoming city. Lille still features buildings from different influences: the Palais Rihour, the Vieille Bourse, the Rang du Beauregard and the Cathedral. After this tour revealing the city's different architectural styles, your tour will end with a visit to the Hospice Comtesse, an iconic monument combining many accounts of the city's history such as earthenware, sculptures, paintings and furniture. Choose this guided tour of Lille's old town and discover the city's highlights!

Discover one of Lille's highlights on a walking audioguided tour by the belfry of Lille's City Hall, and climb on top of its 104-metre-high tower to enjoy a breathtaking view of Lille! Visit the belfry of Lille's City Hall on this audioguided tour! This visit will grant you the opportunity to find out about this 104-metre-high UNESCO World Heritage Site towering over Lille, whose construction ended in 1931. You will be equipped with a pair of binoculars and an audioguide, and enjoy an ideal viewpoint to look at the city and its surroundings. Choose this guided tour to discover the belfry of Lille's City Hall and tower over the city to enjoy a breathtaking scenic view!

A luxury, modern hotel next to the Grand-Place in Mouscron, the Hôtel Alizé offers 4 types of room, all air-conditioned, with beds 210cm long: standard, executive, jacuzzi suite and honeymoon suite. As well as boasting the “Bikes Welcome” label, this gorgeous hotel also offers plenty of other services: sauna, gym, flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, free WiFi, bathroom with bath or shower, hairdryer. Its location right in the centre of town means that there are plenty of restaurants, bars and shops to explore, plus a Christmas market in December, just 25 metres from the hotel. 100% no-smoking hotel.

A historic monument labelled "Maison des illustres", the Maison natale Charles de Gaulle aims to enable the widest possible audience to discover the childhood and genesis of the man who was to become the most illustrious of the French. Entirely restored in 2020, the house recreates the atmosphere of an interior characteristic of the industrial bourgeoisie of Northern France at the end of the 19th century. Bus stops : - Winston Churchill (lines 9, 14, 50) - Magasin (line 10) - or Navette du Vieux Lille (ask for the stop in rue Saint Sébastien). Open every day except Tuesday from 10 am to 6 pm. Closed on 1 January, 1 May, 25 December and on the weekend of the Lille street market. RESERVATION REQUIRED BY PHONE

Charles de Gaulle was born at 9 rue Princesse in Lille, in the home of his maternal grandparents, on 22 November 1890. This house was the family reunion point throughout his childhood and youth. It was within these walls, in a family united by patriotic and religious values, that the character of the future President of the Fifth Republic was forged. In 2020, the Maison natale Charles de Gaulle underwent major renovation work. The aim of the work was to reinforce the structure of the house, but it also enabled it to be completely renovated and refurnished. Rooms that had fallen into oblivion have been restored and are being shown to the public for the first time. Listed as a historic monument and awarded the Maison des Illustres label, the house has been restored to look very much as the young Charles knew it. It is the only example in Lille of what a middle-class home looked like in the Belle Époque. In addition to visits to the historical part of the site, the Maison natale Charles de Gaulle also offers regular temporary exhibitions, lectures and educational workshops. In addition, there are two walking routes in 13 stages, marked by a nail in the ground bearing the general's effigy. The route can be started at any stage. There is no chronological order either. Maps of the route are available from the Maison natale Charles de Gaulle and the Lille Tourist Office, together with explanations, anecdotes and family memories of each stage. Length of circuits: 6.3 km and 4.4 km.

The statue « Mademoiselle from Armentières » has been erected in november 2008 as tribute to the song, written by an english soldier in 1915 (on a french army tune out of the 1820ties) and sung in 1952 by the french actress and singer Line Renaud, who was born closeby in Pont-de-Nieppe. The work shows a 'lady' carried by four soldiers of the first World War : a scotsman, an indian, an australian and an englishman. Revived by Line Renaud, the song based on an anecdote by an English officer who made an inappropriate gesture towards a young lady from Armentières, who replied with a slap to his face. Not far from here, you can find the 'military quarter' in the middle of the civilian cemetery. -------------- Listen to the original song : 'Mademoiselle from Armentières' (1915) - by Jack Charman - 2'54" *Attention : this file is 680Kb heavy - roaming costs may apply* Your browser does not support the video tag

It features numerous areas for sports enthusiasts: The Bois de Boulogne with its loops and wellness trails, ideal for jogging, as well as muscle strengthening and stretching equipment are available to the general public. You'll also find accro-Lille, a tree-climbing course for young and old alike.

The Citadele of Lille, built on the orders of Louis XIV following his conquest of the city, was the work of Sébastien Leprestre, Marquis de Vauban. Its construction lasted three years, from 1667 to 1670, and it was originally a small town surrounded by five bastions forming a star (a circumvolution 2,200 metres long), for which sixty million bricks had to be baked and three million blocks of stone and seventy thousand feet of sandstone extracted from the quarries. Situated on the border with Flanders, it formed part of a double line of strongholds between Gravelines, Dunkirk and Maubeuge. It was the famous "Pré Carré", designed by Vauban and comprising 28 fortified towns, whose relief plans are on display at the Palais des Beaux-Arts. The royal gate at the entrance bears an inscription in Latin praising the glory of the Sun King. As the site is under army control, visits to the heart of the Citadelle can only be booked through the Lille Tourist Office.

Located in the heart of Old Lille, the museum is housed in the hospital founded in 1237 by Countess Jeanne de Flandre, which did not close until 1939. The current buildings date from the 15th, 17th and 18th centuries. They consist of a paneled barrel-vaulted patients' ward, a chapel decorated with the coats of arms of the hospital's main benefactors, and the Augustinian sisters' community buildings arranged around two courtyards and a medicinal garden. Since 1962, they have been used as a showcase for paintings, tapestries, carved wood, furniture and earthenware from the region, evoking the interior of a 17th-century Flemish religious house.

He served in World War I in the British Army in 1915 in Flanders, where he transported troops in red double-decker London buses. A total of 900 of thede vehicles were used to move troops behind the lines. They were not changed at first amd even kept their red-and-white livery. Soon, however, they were painted khaki, and, the glass windows on the lower deck were prone to breakage, mostly from contact with the men's rifles and packs, they were replaced by planks nailed to the sides of the vehicle. The B-Type could carry 24 fully equipped infantrymen and their kit. Some were converted into mobile pigeon lofts to house the pigeons used for communication along the front. They served until the end of the war when they were used to bring troops home. In 1935, Bestall was selected to take over the Daily Express’s Rupert Bear stories from Mary Tourtel.  Much of the landscape in Rupert is inspired by the Snowdonia landscape of North Wales, notably around Beddgelert.  In 1985, he was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE). Bestall died on 15 January 1986, aged 93, at Wern Manor Nursing Home in Porthmadog, Wales In May 2006, Alfred Bestall was commemorated with an English Heritage Blue plaque at 58 Cranes Park, Surbiton, London, where he lived for 30 years. Wikipedia Long, Long Trail Spartacus

*Memorial to the Missing* This cemetery is a Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) memorial for the missing soldiers of World War I who fought in the immediate area of the Ypres Salient on the Western Front. The grounds were assigned to the United Kingdom in perpetuity by King Albert I of Belgium in recognition of the sacrifices made by the British Empire in the defence and liberation of Belgium during the war. You see the magnificent circular temple, built by Chalton Bradshaw, guarded by two stone lions. The names of 11,447 unknown British soldiers and officers are engraved here. Since 7 June 1999, the Comité du Memorial de Ploegsteert has arranged for the Last Post to be played at the memorial on the first Friday of each month.

Looking for a laid-back spot by the water where everyone feels welcome? Head to Station Troquet, the friendly riverside guinguette in the heart of Quesnoy-sur-Deûle!Set along the Deûle canal, this eco-friendly hangout blends local flavors, family fun, and good times in a relaxed natural setting. 100% Local Flavors Here, everything’s fresh and sourced locally! On the menu: • Savory and sweet paninis• Sharing boards, saucisson & crispy fries• Craft beers, fresh juices, wines & homemade cocktails It’s the perfect combo of taste and sustainability! Fun for All Ages Station Troquet hosts festive events all year long: • Karaoke nights to let loose and sing your heart out• Sports broadcasts in a chill outdoor setting• Giant wooden games for kids and grown-ups alike• Floating concerts on the Deûle for magical evenings And for the sporty types? The neighboring canoe-kayak club offers fun on the water just steps away!

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📍 Near Ferme Saint-Chrysole – Wambrechies Just 15 minutes from Lille, L’Amusette invites you to relax and unwind in a green, friendly setting along the Deûle. Perfect for families, friends, or a sunny afterwork hangout, this seasonal guinguette has everything for a memorable summer day. 🚌 A British Touch with a Red Double-Decker Bar At the heart of L’Amusette is a real red London bus, transformed into a quirky bar! Grab a cold local beer or a fresh cocktail and chill on a deckchair or under the shade of the marquee – it’s summer, relaxed and reimagined. 🌮 Street Food for Every Craving Foodies, rejoice! L’Amusette hosts rotating food trucks offering mouthwatering options: juicy burgers, loaded hot dogs, Malagasy dishes, poutine, Mexican specialties and more. Every visit brings a new flavour adventure. 🎯 Fun for Everyone From pétanque and darts to kids’ games and live music, L’Amusette is made for joyful, easygoing moments. Whether you're here for an afternoon with the kids or an evening with friends, this guinguette has summer written all over it.

Moored at 150 quai du Château, opposite the park of the Château de Robersart, the barge Laléa is transformed into a unique summer guinguette, offering an unforgettable experience on the waters of the Deûle. An eclectic programme to suit all tastes Throughout the summer, Laléa offers a variety of events to liven up your evenings: Comedy Shows: A line-up of comedians for evenings full of laughter. Vinyl Bars: Immerse yourself in the world of the 70s, 80s and 90s by choosing your favourite tracks. Blind Tests: Test your musical knowledge in a supercharged atmosphere. Musical cruises on the Deûle: Enjoy cruises of around 1 hour 10 minutes with live concerts, organised on Sundays from April to October. An exceptional place to relax With its 120 m² rooftop terrace, Laléa offers a breathtaking view of the Deûle and the surrounding landscape. Whether you're sipping a cocktail, enjoying an aperitif or simply taking in the sunset, the atmosphere is always just right.

  📍 Port de plaisance – Wambrechies Tucked along the peaceful Deûle canal, Le Cap is a modern guinguette with irresistible charm. Right in the heart of Wambrechies’ marina, this is more than just a restaurant — it’s a culinary escape in a setting where time seems to slow down. 🌊 A Dreamy Spot by the Water Wooden terraces overlook the bustling docks and gently bobbing sailboats, offering an enchanting backdrop for lunch with friends, a romantic dinner, or sunset drinks with family. It’s the perfect getaway – just minutes from Lille, yet miles away from stress. 🍽️ A Gault & Millau-Rated Experience Proudly listed in the Gault & Millau guide, Le Cap serves refined, seasonal cuisine crafted with passion. The menu changes with the chef’s market finds, offering creative takes on local classics. Try the confit onion black pollock fillet or their gourmet twist on Welsh rarebit. Sharing platters of local cheeses and cured meats round out the experience beautifully. 🍹 Signature Cocktails & Local Brews From refreshing craft beers to inventive cocktails, the drinks menu is made to impress. As the sun sets over the marina, Le Cap turns into the place to sip, savor and unwind in style. 🎶 Music, Sunsets & Good Vibes All summer long, the guinguette comes alive with live music, DJ sets and themed nights that bring the waterfront to life. Expect festive evenings filled with great food, rhythm, and that special touch of summer magic.

  📍 Rue de la Fontaine – Between Marquette-lez-Lille & Saint-André Looking for a big breath of fresh air just outside Lille? La Guinguette de Marquette – Saint-André is the summer hotspot, stretching along the Deûle with over 1,000 seats, shady trees, and a festive village feel. It's the perfect place for family gatherings, fun with friends or relaxing after work. 🌳 A Green Haven for Joyful Moments Set in a lush riverside park, this giant guinguette offers long wooden tables, lounge chairs, shaded corners and kids' play areas. The atmosphere is welcoming and relaxed – ideal for lazy afternoons, laughter and lively reunions. 🍔 A Feast for All Tastes From house-roasted lamb and BBQ burgers to maroilles cheese fries, wood-fired pizzas, and local ice cream – the food is generous, hearty and delicious. And of course, the bar has you covered: spritz, mojitos, fresh beers and soft drinks to toast every summer mood. 🎉 Celebrate Summer All Night Live concerts, DJ sets, dance nights and kids’ activities keep the good vibes going all summer long. With 1,000 seats, it’s both festive and family-friendly – come for the party, stay for the memories.

Tucked away at 2 Route de Quesnoy in Warneton, La Guinguette de la Marine is a hidden gem for lovers of traditional French cuisine and warm, laid-back atmospheres. Set right along the peaceful Lys River, it’s the perfect spot to unwind, whether you're enjoying a sunny lunch with friends or a cozy evening with family. Hearty Northern French Cuisine, Made with Love The menu is a tribute to regional flavors and home-style cooking, featuring comforting, homemade dishes that reflect the soul of the North: Flemish carbonnade slowly simmered in local beer Crispy shrimp croquettes Roasted bone marrow with toasted bread Charcuterie and cheese sharing boards A Northern twist on tiramisu: the Ch’tiramisu Local beer lovers will be thrilled by the curated selection of regional brews — the perfect pairing for a riverside meal. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, La Guinguette de la Marine invites you to relax, share, and savour every bite by the water.

Set in a beautifully renovated 19th-century farmhouse, Aux Enfants Terribles is a lively community spot where food, culture and creativity come together. Whether you’re looking for a great meal, a local brew, or a night out with live entertainment, this unique third place offers it all — just minutes from Lille. 🍽️ Farm-to-Table Flavors with a Twist The restaurant serves up inventive, locally sourced cuisine with a modern flair. All dishes are homemade, with vegetarian options available. Highlights include the Rouge Flamande beef burger, a reimagined Welsh rarebit, and seasonal arancini (like pumpkin-filled). A feast for foodies in search of authenticity! 🍺 On-Site Microbrewery & “Beeroduct” Beer lovers, rejoice! The on-site microbrewery crafts several varieties — including limited editions — served fresh through a quirky “beeroduct” that connects the brewing tanks directly to the bar taps. It doesn’t get fresher than that. 🎭 Live Shows & Local Culture The venue’s performance hall, La Grange, hosts concerts, comedy acts, and artistic events throughout the year. Local associations also organize creative workshops and family-friendly activities. There’s always something happening at Aux Enfants Terribles!

Hall U Need in Saint-André-Lez-Lille, offers a bowling, karaoke, racing bug (a car driving simulation), 4D virtual reality, a play area and much more. There's also plenty to eat, both indoors and outdoors on the magnificent terrace. In short, there's something for all tastes and all ages! During the Rugby World Cup France 2023, all the games will be shown on the 18 TVs and 2 giant screens (5 x 3 metres) in the establishment, and there will be entertainment for all ages. Try also your luck to win a French team shirt by participating to the multiple contest games that will be organised. Under -16s must be accompanied by an adult.

Hall U Need offers something for everyone, from Tuesday to Sunday, all year round: restaurant and bar (indoor and outdoor), bowling, karaoke, interactive and sensational games, 4D Virtual Reality, workspaces and themed evenings: live concerts, sports broadcasts, DJ evenings.