Roubaix : pathways of the former industrial capital
The adventure of industry of those who made this city of a thousand smokestacks. Former capital of textiles offers another look at the treasures of its architecture and the heady days of its history.
"Here, they used to say that to marry, you needed to have a smoking chimney… do you know why ? "
"Here, they used to say that to marry, you needed to have a smoking chimney… do you know why ? "
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Lens in the miners'footsteps to The Louvre
Pictorial Art in the Churches of Indre
Frescos in 10 of Indre's churches or religious pictorial art, from the roman era up to the 1970’s...
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Bruxelles
In the heart of Brussels’ inhabitants, Manneken Pis is considered a true citizen...
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Bruxelles
Of the city's emblamatic monuments, Manneken Pis is the most famous...all 60 centimeters of it !
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Lens in the miners'footsteps to The Louvre
Lens, a city moulded by the era of mining.
In the miners' footsteps, witnesses remember
"everybody went to the mine with his "briquet"…it was the meal…for the pause..…break in English.
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In the miners' footsteps, witnesses remember
"everybody went to the mine with his "briquet"…it was the meal…for the pause..…break in English.
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Lille : strolling through the old city
The historic heart of the city is a distillation of the heritage of European urban life. Architecture, commerce, festivals, a lively ambiance and colorful personalities fill the program.
Did you know that Lille has only been part of France for 300 years ?
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Did you know that Lille has only been part of France for 300 years ?
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