You arrived in Lille without a plan. Let's start here.

 No one comes to France for Lille. It was one of the richest cities in the country, then the poorest, and today the city is full of luxury shops.

Let me tell you how that happened.

Three hours may sound like a lot. This was written by Belén, from Madrid, after the tour: 

"I was only in Lille for a couple of hours but I left knowing absolutely everything there is to know! Very dynamic and fun." 

At the end, I'll give you my recommendations on where to eat and what to do with the remaining days in the city. 

The tour is free. At the end, you decide if it was worth it and how much it's worth — I prefer you decide afterward, not before. 

Saturdays and Sundays. See you at the Grand Place, next to the central column. I'll be carrying a red umbrella.