Guided tour · 2.5 hours
Lille: Scavenger hunt and beer tasting in Old Lille
Join a beer-themed scavenger hunt in Old Lille. Your game includes discovering the city, the history of Lille beer, and tastings!
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Tip: Combine it with Dunkerque, which is twenty minutes further on and has the fish stalls.
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Sunday Food Tour, Discovering Lille
A gourmet tour of 6 spots to discover Lille! Enjoy small portions from Vieux Lille's best savory and sweet spots. Fun facts and good vibes with our fantastic guides!
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Lille Beer Tour
A guided zythological walk that will take you from specialized bars and wine merchants to micro-breweries to discover the know-how and the brewing revival that is shak...
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Arras (andouillette) ★ 4.1
Arras built its food identity on the andouillette, a tripe sausage made here since the Middle Ages and sold from a shop on Rue du Marché-au-Filé.
TipA l'Andouillette d'Arras on Rue du Marché-au-Filé is the shop to buy from, closed Sunday and Monday.
Douai (brewing and Douaisis producers) ★ 3.8
Douai puts its brewers and its farmers together at the Arkéos museum park, where the Houblonnades weekend runs tastings and a producers' market.
TipThe event is free and starts at 17:00. Outside festival weekends the museum park is still worth the trip.
Dunkerque (potjevleesch and the Minck) ★ 4.2
Dunkerque claims potjevleesch as its own, and its Place du Minck stalls sell the morning's catch straight off the boats alongside waterzooi and flamiche.
TipThe aubettes on Place du Minck trade in the morning. Come for the fish before you sit down to lunch.
Wambrechies (genièvre) ★ 4.3
Wambrechies holds one of the last French genièvre distilleries, working a near-unchanged process on the Deûle since an oil mill was converted in 1817.
TipGuided tours are suspended for building works, but the shop stays open Tuesday to Sunday.
Cassel (Flemish estaminets) ★ 4.5
Cassel sits on the highest of the Flanders hills, and the estaminets on its cobbled square serve potjevleesch cold with frites and beer-cooked carbonade.
TipPotjevleesch means little pot of meats, and it arrives cold with hot frites. That is correct, not a mistake.