“Croix Du Temple” someone shouts. It’s the closest bus stop to Rue Henri Deleruelle. This street in Lille may seem like any other but let’s uncover its story.
Rue Henri Deleruelle is more than just a location. It is a node connecting people to different parts of Lille. Public transit plays a vital role here. Buses, trains, and metros all converge near this street.
Imagine hopping off the bus at Croix Du Temple. It’s a short walk to Rue Henri Deleruelle. Or perhaps you prefer the train. Haubourdin station is about a 10-minute walk away. The metro at Port De Lille is another option around 11 minutes on foot.
Several bus lines serve Rue Henri Deleruelle including lines 10 and 18. If you are arriving by metro, line M2 will bring you close. Train lines C50 and C51 also offer convenient access.
Need to know when the first metro arrives? The M2 starts running at 6:28 AM. The last metro on M2 leaves around 12:47 AM.
The first train C50 arrives at 8:45 AM. The last train C50 departs at 7:20 PM.
For bus commuters, the 10 is the first bus at 7:51 AM. The last bus, also the 10, runs until 1:05 AM.
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The nearest streets include Rue Charles Gide just 244 meters away. Rue Albert Camus is also close around 276 meters from here.
While Rue Henri Deleruelle itself might not be filled with grand monuments, its significance lies in connection. It is a thread in Lille’s transport network. This street helps people connect to work, home, and leisure.
So, next time you find yourself on Rue Henri Deleruelle remember its role. It’s a vital part of Lille’s everyday life ensuring smooth movement across the city.