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A Dining Tour of Lille, France

Benoît Peverelli A view of Rue Lepelletier in the Old City.

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Just an hour by train from Paris, the former capital of Flanders marries Gallic traditions with the 21st-century design sensibility of its Low Country neighbors. Lille is pleasant year-round, with relatively mild winters. Fall ushers in the famed opera season—also a good time of year to indulge in Lille’s cold-weather comfort food.

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2 Hotels 5 Restaurants 7 Activities

Destinations: Burgundy & Champagne

Themes: Arts + Culture · Fall Travel · Food + Drink

Inspired by: T+L Guide to Lille — by Maria Shollenbarger, Published Oct. 2006

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    Carlton

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    L'Hermitage Gantois

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    Le Compostelle

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    A l'Huitrière

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    La Petite Cour

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    Palais des Beaux-Arts

    The late-19th-century building houses a satisfying number of Flemish and Dutch masters—including Rubens and van Dyck, and several first-rate landsc... More
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    L'Opéra de Lille

    For a relatively small-town venue, L’Opéra de Lille has attracted eminences from all walks of culture to its Beaux-Arts stage (the original 1788 bu

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    Collection 17

    The usual suspects (Prada, Miu Miu, Yves Saint Laurent) are punctuated by designs from lesser-known names, such as Luciano Padovan and Sartore. More
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    Antidote

    Antidote fills a tiny storefront with independent European labels that share an aesthetic of understated cool: Italy’s Kristina Ti, Danish line Day... More
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    Série Noire

    Série Noire is a three-story carnival of ready-to-wear collections and accessories reminiscent of Paris’s Colette and Kirna Zabête in New York. More
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    Jean Maniglier

    The shop of local interior designer Jean Maniglier is a bazaar of global exotica and Northern European austerity. More
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    Flamant

    If there is a Belgian "look" in today's interior design, it is captured in this flagship of the three Flamant brothers' stores. In comfortable room... More
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