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The ornate red and gold facade of the Vieille Bourse in Lille with its small central bell tower, seen across the square under a blue sky, with the Chamber of Commerce belfry behind on the left
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Vieille Bourse

The Vieille Bourse is Lille's former merchants' exchange, built in 1652–1653 to plans by Julien Destrée while the city was under Spanish rule. Its carved and painted Flemish Renaissance facades belong to a ring of identical houses around an arcaded courtyard, where second-hand booksellers, flower sellers and chess players gather.

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