Rue des trois Mollettes
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Gert Lucas
About this spot
Rue des Trois Mollettes is another historic street in the city of Lille, France. It is located near the city center and holds significance for its architectural heritage and cultural charm.
The street's name, "Rue des Trois Mollettes," translates to "Street of the Three Spindles" in English. While the origin of the name is not entirely clear, it may refer to the spindles used in the textile industry that was once prominent in Lille.
Rue des Trois Mollettes features a mix of architectural styles that showcase Lille's diverse history. You can find buildings with Flemish, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque influences. Many of these buildings have characteristic facades, decorative elements, and charming details that contribute to the street's visual appeal.
The street's name, "Rue des Trois Mollettes," translates to "Street of the Three Spindles" in English. While the origin of the name is not entirely clear, it may refer to the spindles used in the textile industry that was once prominent in Lille.
Rue des Trois Mollettes features a mix of architectural styles that showcase Lille's diverse history. You can find buildings with Flemish, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque influences. Many of these buildings have characteristic facades, decorative elements, and charming details that contribute to the street's visual appeal.
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