What to do this Wednesday, May 1, 2024 in Lille and the North? Here are our 10 outing ideas

Public holiday required, many shops and other museums will be closed this Wednesday May 1, 2024 has Lille and in the North. Don’t panic though, we’ve found it for you 10 outing ideas fun to do alone, with family or friends. All you have to do is choose!

Our 10 ideas for outings for May 1, 2024 in Lille and the North

Monday May 1st is the return of the unmissable event in the Wazemmes district of Lille: the Louche d’Or, the international soup festival. This is the 22nd edition!

Want to go bargain hunting on Wednesday May 1, 2024. A public holiday, many clearance sales and flea markets are organized in the North on this day. Here is the list.

Notice to thrill-seekers (and delicacies!): the spring carousel fair has been extended for a few days in Lille (North). Details.

The Belgian amusement park Bellewaerde reopens its doors this Saturday April 20, 2024 for the season. The new “Mundo Amazonia” area will be inaugurated, as well as its flagship attraction.

Good deal alert: entry to Bio-Topia is 2 euros during the 2024 spring holidays. During this period, the Dunkirk zoological park (North) will be lively!

Since April 17, 2024, Cours St-So, located at JB Lebas in Lille, has reopened its doors. This outdoor space is the perfect place for a moment of relaxation.

The city of Lille is full of hidden treasures, in its cobbled streets with a rich history. Do you know the narrowest street in town? We’ll take you there…

Want a nice walk in the forest? A few kilometers from Lille (North), these three forests offer you a moment of tranquility where you can admire magnificent specimens.

The gourmet, festive and supportive market of Chaud Bouillon has opened on the Fives Cail site, in Lille. On the menu: 7 restaurants and events for everyone.

This is a city that allows you to take a breath of fresh air, enjoy the joys of the beach and superb walks. All in the North, just an hour from Lille.

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