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Lille, France Local Transport | |
| Here's how to get around the city and region of Lille by Meetro, bus, tram, shuttle bus and shared bicycle. | ||
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You can get to Lille by car, train or plane. More... iléviaThe overall transportation system for the Métropole Européene de Lille (MEL, the European Metropolis of Lille, including nearby towns, including some in Belgium) is known as ilévia. It includes the Lille Métro, city buses and trams, RER regional trains, and shared bicycles. Lille Métro
Lille's Metro system was the world's first VAL: véhicule automatique léger (light-rail automated vehicle), a fully computerized, driverless light rail system. The Métro's two lines and 60 stations serve the city of Lille and surrounding towns. Meetro line M1 connects Gare de Lille-Flandres with the Rihour stop, where you'll find the Office de Tourisme. From here, you can ride the Navette de Vieux Lille to reach other places in the historic center. City BusLille's city bus system has 68 routes, eight of which serve population centers in Belgium. Navette de Vieux LilleThe navette (NVL shuttle bus) navigates the narrow streets of the historic center on a circle route, stopping wherever a passenger wishes to get out. TramTwo tram lines serve Lille. Shared BicycleIlévia also operates Lille's shared bicycle system.
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Navette Vieux Lille shuttle buses right by the
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