Sebastopol Theatre
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Gert Lucas
About this spot
The Sébastopol Theatre was inaugurated in 1903, designed by the architect César Jenoudet. It was built on the site of a former circus, which had been active since the 19th century. The theater was named after the Battle of Sébastopol during the Crimean War. Over the years, it has become one of the most iconic and important cultural venues in Lille.
The Sébastopol Theatre showcases an architectural style influenced by the Belle Époque era. Its exterior features a blend of Renaissance and Baroque elements, including ornate carvings, decorative sculptures, and grand arched windows.
The Sébastopol Theatre showcases an architectural style influenced by the Belle Époque era. Its exterior features a blend of Renaissance and Baroque elements, including ornate carvings, decorative sculptures, and grand arched windows.
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