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Hospice comtesse museum in Lille

The Museum of the hospice Comtesse de Lille was founded by the Countess Joan of Flanders in 1237 in his own palace, it was subsequently transformed into a hospice after the revolution, then in orphanage after the war of 14-18. The present buildings (XV and XVII century) are perfect examples of the Lille architecture but they are not original, because the original building was destroyed in a fire in the fifteenth century.
Address
32 rue de la Monnaie
59 000 LILLE
Phone

03.28.36.84.00 FAX 03.28.36.84.07

Hours

Open Monday from 14:00 to 18:00

From Wednesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 12:30 and from 14:00 to 18:00.
Closed on Monday morning, Tuesday all day as well as some holidays
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