Charming town of Pas-de-Calais, in the Hauts-de-France, Libercourt takes place about thirty kilometers of Arras and its famous citadel. Belonging to the Lille metropolitan area, it is located not far from Carvin, Thumeries The Neuville and, at the crossroads of major European routes.
Elder territory Libercourt begins to develop in the eleventh century, on the border between Flanders and Artois. Formerly dependence Epinoy he sees part of France under Louis XIV but becomes official town in 1947. The arrival of industrialization in the nineteenth century allows it to enjoy a rich and strong economy, thanks implantation of railway lines which connect to the rest of the region.
Formerly large mining town Libercourt now attracts visitors with its rich architectural and cultural heritage.
