Whilst visiting Northern France to film the Paris - Roubaix bike race I had a chance for a brief stop in Lille.
The largest city in French Flanders Lille old town is known for its characterful 17th century buildings with various wrought iron signs and traditional narrow streets opening into larger open squares making the area well worth a visit.
Look out for the upside down house and the Vieille Bourse (Old stock exchange), built from 1652 to 1653 This building is made up of 24 little houses around an arched courtyard.
A second-hand book market as well as chess players can be seen inside.
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