Gare Saint Sauveur

The Gare Saint Sauveur is marked by its expansive, repurposed industrial halls that stand as a testament to the city's railway history. Originally built in eighteen sixty-four as the Fives-Saint-Sauveur station, the site was intended to be the primary railway hub for Lille. Its location, which then seemed distant from the city center, shifted its purpose almost immediately, relegating it to a busy freight terminal for over a century.