A recent episode of Découverte tourisme du Petit Futé, hosted by Stéphan Szeremeta, explored the city of Lille and its surrounding areas on Saturday, October 10, 2026. The program highlighted Lille’s rich historical and cultural heritage, featuring landmarks such as the old stock exchange, a building renowned for its beauty and historical significance. The episode also showcased the Beffroi of the town hall, a 104-meter-tall tower recognized by UNESCO for its architectural value, offering panoramic views of the Lille metropolitan area. The tour extended beyond Lille to include the nearby town of Roubaix and its notable attraction, the La Piscine museum. This museum is housed in a former municipal swimming pool that opened in 1932. Originally designed as a "temple of hygiene," the structure was inspired by a Cistercian abbey. After being closed in 1985 due to structural concerns, it was converted into a museum, preserving its original design elements such as a large pool, sculptures, a mosaic, and a glass roof. The former changing rooms have been renovated and now display art and textile collections. The museum’s collection includes works by well-known artists like Rodin, Camille Clotel, Pompon, Bonnard, and Dufy, alongside textile exhibits that reflect Roubaix’s industrial past. The host, Stéphan Szeremeta, highlighted the museum as a must-visit destination, praising both its unique architecture and its impressive artistic and historical collections. The episode underscored the blend of cultural and architectural significance that makes La Piscine a standout attraction in the region.