Palais des Beaux Arts Review

This museum is not far from the center of Lille. It is located in a magnificent old building, because of scaffolding, the current landscape is a bit unclear. It costs7.00 euros per entry. There is a very good security procedure at the entrance. The house inside is large and beautiful. We especially enjoyed the exhibition of a chef in Paris. It included a menu of restaurants in the past period. There are many places to visit and worth a visit. There is also a cafe on the first floor.

Lille Art Museum is a large museum exhibition hall, divided into upper and lower floors. The first floor is mostly sculpture and some porcelain collections, many of which come from China's Ming and Qing dynasties. The second floor is the work of some famous French painters, but it is said that the authenticity of some famous paintings needs to be identified. But it's still beautiful. It's worth enjoying.

Lier Art Museum is the most important museum in this northern heavy city. It has a large collection of medieval cultural relics and sculpture paintings. The exhibits are very rich, especially the magnets, many of which come from China, but all of them are made of European images. At first glance, they are the export porcelain of Ming and Qing dynasties in China, which is worth visiting.

The Lille Museum has a large collection of eight large-scale paintings by Rubens. In 2004, the Museum held several exhibitions and performances in the event of the European Cultural Capital. The gallery is still very artistic.

Every time I see Monet's paintings, I think of the years when we copied them in the studio. Years later, when Monet was still that Monet, my head was full of the sound of the sea.