Lille Grand Palais Exhibition Center Also know as Lille Grand Palais;

Lille with its 300.000 inhabitants is located in the north of France close to the Belgian border. The city is the home of the Palais des Beaux-Arts, the second most important museum of France after the Louvre in Paris. The architecture of the city also invites to a visit. Famous sights are the Rue au Peterinck and the neo-gothic Cathedral Notre-Dame de la Treille. The Lille Grand Palais Exhibition Center consists of three auditoriums, 25 congress rooms, and provides an exhibition space of 22.000 sqm. The Zenith-Arena has a size of 300 sqm and space for up to 7.000 guests. The Banquet hall is suitable for 1.000 visitors. The Metro line 2 connects the city centre of Lille with the south-east located Lille Grand Palais via the like-named station. The city is accessible by car via the motorways A22 (E17), A25 (E42), and the N227. The Airport in the north of Lille is in a distance of 10 km and can be reached via the A1.