Experience the French aesthetic that never goes offline in this museum.

Lille Palace of Fine Arts Travel Guide 📍Location: Lille city center. 📖Attraction Information: The Lille Palace of Fine Arts is a palace-style building, first built in the late 19th century. It houses many famous paintings, sculptures, and ceramic works from the 15th to the 20th century. The collection of the Lille Palace of Fine Arts is displayed by category: reliefs, French sculptures, medieval and Renaissance, etc. Other exhibits include street models of 15 Belgian and French towns. Here you can see works by Donatello, Goya, Rubens, David (Jacques-Louis David), Monet, and others. The Lille Palace of Fine Arts has 8 large paintings by Rubens. In 2004, during the European Capital of Culture event, Lille held many exhibitions, from Shakespeare to the younger generation of European literary creators, with about 30 art meetings, including many well-known artists from Europe. 🏛Scale: Large area, rich collection, second only to the Louvre. 🌟Highlights: - B1: French and Belgian miniature model maps and religious paintings. - 1F: Mainly sculptures, Rodin and Napoleon sculptures are super shocking. - 2F: Various painting themes, don't miss the recent Monet exhibition. 🎨Features: The installation design is very thoughtful and full of artistic sense. ⏰Duration: At least 2 hours for a simple visit. 💶Ticket: EUR 7/person. ❤️Tips 1. European museums are really good for taking photos. Choose a good weather day and go straight there. In addition to photos of the exhibition, let your friends take photos from different angles on the stairs, and you will get great photos! 2. One small downside to coming on a Sunday is that many stores are closed, but we can find Restaurant Chinois Tiger for our Chinese stomachs.