Building for the pleasure of passers-by: the work of Pagnerre in Croix
Building for the pleasure of passers-by: the work of Pagnerre in Croix
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- French
- 2h
- 6,5€From
Presentation
Born in Dunkirk in 1874, Eugène-Gabriel Pagnerre distinguished himself as an avant-garde architect who drew on a wide range of inspirations. Pagnerre's work had a lasting impact on the urban landscape of the Lille region. In Croix, 111 buildings have been recorded, making it the second town where the architect built the most after Marcq-en-Barœul. Take a stroll through the town to discover its unique heritage and astonishing architectural details.
To know
Good to know
- This guided tour in French is available on Sunday 4 May, at 10.30am.
- Please arrive 10 minutes before the start of the tour.
- A reduced rate will be available on presentation of proof of entitlement for: under-18s, students, jobseekers, RSA recipients, over 62s, families of more than 4 people, disabled people and an accompanying adult, and greeters.
- Free admission for children under 6, with prior booking
- Tours organised as part of the Printemps de l'Art déco event
- Service +: book in less than 24 hours by contacting our advisers by telephone on +33 (0)359 579 400.