L'Avenue, Louzini's establishment, is located on a main crossroad near the Stade Bollaert-Delelis and is an obvious stop for fans traveling to one of the four Euro 2016 matches the city is hosting. With a cozy center full of narrow streets and red brick buildings, Euro 2016's smallest host venue - the stadium's 35,000 capacity can seat nearly all of Lens' inhabitants - should be a great place for fans to congregate and have a good time.
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