Quai du Wault

Quai du Wault is a historical quay along channel de Deûle traversing Lille, France. This area was a hub of the city's trading and fishing activities during 19th and early 20th century. The most impressive feature of Quai du Wault is a 19th-century neo-gothic building served as a hospital between 1837-1973. Today, it serves as a house for many social organizations. The area is also famous for its Flea Market held every Sunday in the old Fishermen's Hall on Quai du Wault. While visiting the area, visitors can also take a stroll on scenic walkways of the nearby Bois de Boulogne.