Doesn’t Place Michelet sound like the name of a character in a French novel? It is a place of transit. Place Michelet is served by several bus lines. These are lines 52, CITL and CO2. Several train lines also stop near Place Michelet. These are lines K80 and P81. Metro line M1 also provides access.
The nearest bus stop to Place Michelet is Cimetiere Du Sud. It is a six-minute walk. Simons and Faculte De Pharmacie are also close. They are both an eight-minute walk away.
If you prefer the train, Loos Lez Lille is the closest station. It is a 15-minute walk. For the metro, Chu – Centre Oscar Lambret is the nearest station. It is a 26-minute walk.
The M1 is the first metro to arrive at Place Michelet. It stops nearby at 6:24 AM. The last metro, also the M1, stops at 12:39 AM. The first train, C50, arrives at 8:42 AM. The last train, K50, stops nearby at 8:52 PM. The L2 is the first bus. It arrives at 7:00 AM. The last bus, also the L2, stops at 12:51 AM.
Getting around Lille is easy. Moovit provides directions to any attraction. It shows bus and train schedules. It also shows arrival times and service alerts. You will see detailed routes on a map. You’ll know exactly how to get anywhere in Lille.
Moovit’s Live Directions has Get Off Notifications. It tells you where to walk. It tells you how long to wait for your line. It also tells you how many stops are left. Moovit alerts you when it’s time to get off. No need to constantly check your app.
In 1978 and 1979, two buildings were built at 2 bis place Michelet. These buildings were used as garages. The archives for the building permits are kept at the Archives municipales de Lille. They are part of the 1T series. These cover building permits and other urban planning authorizations from 1977 to 1980. There are also some from 1962 to 1970.
Place Michelet is more than just a transit hub. It is a testament to the city’s evolution. It shows how Lille adapts to the needs of its residents.