Its belltower, which rises to 85m, houses a set of sixty-one bells and a campanology museum. From the summit is a panorama over the town. The interior is illuminated thanks to the stained glass windows of the chancel, by Lorin.

Objets obtained from excavations carried out in the region, map of the town, ethnological paintings and documents, regional history.

The architect drew his inspiration from the Louvre and the Renaissance. In the boardroom, there are huge historic canvases, such as The Victory of Tourcoing.

It was rebuilt during the 17C and the 18C. The only remains from the former monastery are, the chapel (Baroque altar piece) and the cloister with their sculptured culs-de-lampe .

The collections extend from the 16 th century to the 20 th century. In particular you will see attractive Flemish and Dutch works from the 16 th and 17 th centuries, paintings by Boilly and Carolus Duran (19 th century) and Fautrier (20 th cent..

The inhabitants of Tourcoing felt they recognised themselves so much in the work of Jules Watteeuw (1849-1947), that they decided to offer him this house decorated by friends who were artists and sculptors. Moreover, a bronze plaque is placed on the ..

Such was the message which announced the landing in Normandy. On June 5, 1944I this message was deciphered at the command block house of the 15th army. The visit will allow you to discover the equipment of the time, telex machines, uniformed dummies ..