Hospice Comtesse Museum, Lille

The Hospice Comtesse Museum in the heart of Lille's old town stands one of the few remaining Flanders buildings founded as a hospital in 1237 by the Countess of Flanders, Jeanne de Constantinople.

The Hospice Comtesse Museum remained in service as a hospital until 1939, and today has been turned into an art museum, works displayed in the old hospital ward with its barrel-vaulted ceiling and other halls where the community of Augustine nuns once lived and worked, providing a haven for the sick.

Outside there is a delightful medicinal garden. The collections on display include paintings, tapestries, sculpture and porcelain from the region.

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