Top Lille Tours by Duration

WHY CHOOSE US? Explore Lille's beauty en history in just one day with our immersive audio tour. The tour covers over 30 stories, curated by a local guide and spans 8 km. WHAT TO EXPECT? A diverse route: The tour leads you to famous sights like La Grande Place, the Vieille Bourse and the Notre-Dame de la Treille, along with hidden treasures like Musée de l'Hospice Comtesse and the house of Charles de Gaulle. Engaging narratives: Dive into Lille's rich history and culture. Explore the historic Old Town, learn about the city's industrial past, hear the stories behind its vibrant art scene, and uncover the secrets of its medieval fortifications. Flexibility: Stroll at your own pace and pause whenever you wish. You have all day and the next to finish the tour. Convenience: Activate the audio tour with the code sent to your email. The app will guide you along the route and remember your progress if you take a break. TRANSFORM YOUR VISIT TO LILLE INTO AN UNFORGETTABLE ADVENTURE!

Skip the typical group tour and discover Lille's history and hidden corners on a self-guided mobile scavenger hunt. Using your keen sense of exploration, you'll solve clues that lead you to landmarks like the Palais Rihour, Place aux Oignons, and Ilot Comtesse. This mobile game is perfect for solo travelers, couples, or families who want to add some excitement to their sightseeing experience.

Explore the Canadian World War I battlefields of France and Belgium on a private full-day tour from Lille or Arras. Witness the preserved tunnels and trenches of Vimy, where Canadian troops stormed German forces in April 1917. Learn about the Canadian assault and visit the Hill 145 memorial. After lunch, see some key Belgian WWI sites including the St Julien Memorial and Tyne Cot Cemetery, and attend Ypres’ Last Post Ceremony. The itinerary is flexible, so inform your guide if there’s anything you want to see more or less of.

Delve into World War I history on this 9-hour Australian and New Zealand Somme Battlefield tour from Lille or Arras. See Le Hamel Australian Memorial, the Jean and Denise Letaille Museum and Thiepval Memorial, the largest WWI memorial bearing the names of more than 73,000 soldiers. Lunch, entrance fees and round-trip transportation from your hotel are included.

You’re looking for a fun way to explore the city at your own place? Then, this city-exploration game is made for you! You’ll entertain all your group with interesting questions, while still teaching them fun facts about the city. Your mission (should you choose to accept it): Jackson Wilde, the famous city-explorer, needs your help… Help him solve quizzes to gather as many points as possible. With this activity, you will be guided through the following locations: Belfry of the Town Hall, Paris Gate, Palais des Beaux-Arts, Grand' Place, Vieille Bourse, Opera, Belfry of the Chamber of Commerce, Basilica of Notre-Dame of Treille. Download the app on Android or iOS (or access it directly through your browser) to get access to a fun mission, multiple quizzes, as well as city guides about each monument. So, are you ready to explore Lille?

Explore the battlefields of France on this 9-hour Canadian World War I Somme battlefield tour from Arras or Lille. Travel into the WWI battlefields of the Somme with your guide. Explore the tunnels from which Canadian troops attacked German lines in the Battle of Vimy. Walk through Canadian and German trenches as your guide details the struggles the soldiers faced. Sights you'll see include Courcelette Memorial to fallen Canadian soldiers, Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland Memorial Park, and Thriepval Memorial.

See where Australian soldiers served in France and Belgian Flanders in World War I on a full-day private tour from Lille. With a knowledgeable driver-guide and flexible itinerary customizable to your preferences, visit some of the pivotal locations where Australians fought and died. Visit Fromelles Memorial Park to remember the disastrous Australian losses here in 1916; explore the Plugstreet 14-18 Experience at Ploegsteert; and see Messines mine craters laid by the 1st Australian Tunneling Company in 1917. End with time at Tyne Cot and the Last Post Ceremony in Ypres.

This 3-hour walking tour of Lille combines the festive magic of the Christmas Market with the charm of the city’s historical landmarks. Starting at Place Rihour, you’ll immerse yourself in holiday cheer while browsing market stalls filled with local crafts and seasonal treats. The tour then leads you to the stunning Grand Place, with its illuminated architecture, and continues through the elegant streets of Vieux-Lille, showcasing centuries-old buildings. You’ll also admire the magnificent exterior of the Palais des Beaux-Arts and the imposing Lille Citadel, both beautifully lit at night. This tour uniquely blends Lille’s rich history, festive atmosphere, and architectural beauty, all experienced in the cozy glow of Christmas lights.

Lille has undeniable historical and cultural wealth! Its built heritage, its Flemish architecture, its unparalleled gastronomy and its festive atmosphere make the Capital of Flanders also the Capital of bon vivants. Want to discover the specialties of Lille? Immerse yourself in a culinary food tour while traveling through the city’s emblematic neighborhoods. Delicious tasting breaks will punctuate your discovery of the secrets of Lille.

Discover the most important WWI battlefields, museums, and monuments on a 2-day sightseeing tour from Lille or Arras. Skip the stress of car rental and navigation, and relax in private end-to-end transportation on both days. The comprehensive itinerary takes you to a long list of locations which are of particular interest to Australians, including Fromelles and the Australian Memorial Park. Enjoy having entrance to all museums included, as well as a delicious lunch.

If you’re a history buff visiting France, this guided tour from Lille is the perfect way to immerse yourself in World War I history and landmarks. This two day tour takes you to pay your respects at Europe’s largest World War I cemetery and several memorials. Visit the Passendale 1917 Museum, located on a major battlefield site and see the actual trenches and no-man’s land where the soldiers fought.  Leave transportation and navigation to your professional guide.