In the heart of the Artois battlefields, in Souchez
4 matches disputed on the hallowed turf of the Stade Bollaert-Delelis
Rue Maurice Carton - LENS
The stadium is located in the city center, 700 m from the train station and not far from the Louvre-Lens
t. 03 21 13 21 32 standard
Point Info Tourisme du Louvre-Lens - 99 rue Paul Bert - LENS
From Wednesday to Sunday at 2:30 pm (except on December 25, January 1 and May 1). Departure from the tourist reception point in the reception area of the Louvre-Lens. Duration 1h45. Rates: from 1 € to 6 €. Reservation required.
t. 03 21 18 63 22
Place Daniel Breton - GRENAY
A contemporary work resonates with mine
t. 03 21 72 66 88
Fosse Delloye - Rue d'Erchin - BP 30039 - LEWARDE
Located in Lewarde, near Douai, 30 minutes from Lens
The largest mine museum in France.
t. 03 27 95 82 82
21 rue de la République - NOYELLES SOUS LENS
Situé à côté de la mairie de Noyelles-sous-Lens
Cet écomusée vous invite à vous replonger dans le "bon vieux temps".
t. 03 21 67 79 65
21 route de Béthune - LENS
This religious building is a living testimony of the Polish presence in the Mining Basin.
Place du Général de Gaulle - LENS
Recognized as one of the most emblematic buildings of the Art Deco movement
Opened in 1927, this building architect Urbain Cassan, whose shape is reminiscent of a locomotive, shows the influence of Art Deco on the reconstruction of the city after the First World War.
Avenue Lamendin - LIEVIN
This building marks the willingness of the municipality to display his power against the mining companies.
Rue Urianne Soriaux - MERICOURT
Silo is the name given to the mass grave where buried 272 unidentified Courrieres the disaster (1906), which was the total deaths in 1099 and is Europe's largest mining disaster of the twentieth century victims.