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Located 5 km from the HOTEL MOUSTACHE, Lille-Lesquin airport is an international airport platform that welcomes more than one million travellers per year. With a dozen airlines present, the airport has some 70 destinations. Located on 450 hectares, Lille-Lesquin Airport is divided into 3 terminals, one of which is dedicated to cargo and one to business aviation. 2,000 parking spaces are available and several parking options are also offered.

Located 15 minutes from the HOTEL MOUSTACHE , Lille Grand Palais is a complex in the heart of the Lille Metropolis. Designed by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas with Cecil Balmond and inaugurated in 1994, it includes three complementary spaces: a Convention Centre, Exhibition Halls and a Zenith Arena.

The Golf de Mérignies is located in the heart of the Pévèle, only 10 minutes from the HOTEL MOUSTACHE.

You will enjoy the 3 golf courses of 9 holes each, designed by the architect Michel Gayon. The 3 courses are really different and will allow you to tackle all possible techniques.

20 minutes from the HOTEL MOUSTACHE, in the heart of Lille is the Grand'Place, also known as the General de Gaulle Square (Charles de Gaulle was born in Lille in 1890).
A meeting place for all the inhabitants of Lille, it is dominated by four women: the Goddess in its centre, which commemorates the siege of Lille by the Austrians in 1792, and the three women who crown the Voix du Nord building. These three graces represent the three provinces of the region: Artois, Flanders and Hainaut.
The Grand'Place, born in the Middle Ages, at the crossroads of the great fairs between the North and the South, is dedicated to trade, of which the Vieille Bourse remains the sumptuous symbol.
Facing the Vieille Bourse, the Grand Garde, built in 1717, is a perfect example of classical architecture.

The triangular pediment bears the sun of Louis XIV and, on either side, the coat of arms of France and Lille.

The people here are proud of the people who have inhabited their history for as long as anyone can remember.

The ravages of time have erased almost all traces of the past, so they jealously watch over the last great witnesses.

The open landscapes and steep paths of the Mélantois are an invitation to a contemplative walk.

Welcoming others is as much a pleasure as it is a skill.

Sharing time over a drink or a meal is an art of living

For 20 years, the Seclin Tourist Office has been the place where you are welcomed with a smile, sometimes a cup of coffee, always with the pleasure of discussing your desires for outings, discoveries and encounters.