Notre-Dame-de-la-Treille Cathedral

This beautiful cathedral has an intriguing history and I was fascinated by its splendour, especially the interior. The west façade is ultra modern until I entered and was struck by its warmth. The central nave leads straight to the Choir with left and right aisles which took me to several chapels behind the high altar. There's seven chapels and I was particularly drawn to the Chapel of Joan of Arc. There's so much to explore in this cathedral. Being a classified French monument, it's free to enter.

When i got to the church for a visit on a saturday noon, it was so crowded with people on their best clothes for mass. A nice sight to see locals with their religion. The church itself is nice with a mix of modern and gothic architecture and many arts displayed for the visitors to see.

I don’t think I’ve ever written a review for a church before but since I really enjoyed my visit, I’ll make an exception! I spent about 20 minutes inside. At the back of the church, there are explanations for each shrine about the art, paintings, and/or statues you can see, also available in English. The decorations in general are very nice. The exterior is original, and inside you can find the story of the church’s construction.

This was a nice surprise - not great looking from the outside but when you go in it’s well worth it. Amazing glass panels inside the main door which change colour when the sun shines. Take a few minutes to enjoy!

Really gorgeous building but very chilly even with it being winter! Lots of interesting information in French and English which my wife appreciated!

We visited the cathedral on Sunday. From the outside, it appeared rather unimpressive, with a heavy, grey architectural style. But once inside, it was stunning—especially the vibrant stained glass windows and the beautifully crafted sculptures.

Every time I’m in Lille, I try to visit this place. I’m not religious or a believer at all, but I enjoy the sense of peace here. My favorite part is the front wall made of stone slabs, glowing with the sunlight streaming through. I love that Europeans are not afraid to blend modern elements into what is traditionally seen as timeless and unchanging.

Beautiful church, very old and historic. It also has lift for baby strollers or people with disabilities.