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La Boverie (museum) La Boverie (museum) LA BOVERIE, a fine arts museum and a centre for international exhibitionsIt plays host to the Liège Fine Arts museum and a brand new area for organization of temporary exhibitions of various kinds and which represent a new experience for the visitor on eac… Learn more
La Cathédrale Saint-Paul La Cathédrale Saint-Paul The Saint Paul’s church was founded under the episcopate of Eracle at the end of the 10th century. Its reconstruction in Gothic style commenced in the 13th century. At the end of the 14th century, almost the entire church was rebuilt, except for the cloist… Learn more
Église Saint-Jacques (Saint James Church) Église Saint-Jacques (Saint James Church) The Benedictine Abbey of Saint James was founded in 1015. Today, only the splendid church remains, rebuilt in the 16th century in the Flamboyant Gothic style. The 12th-century Romanesque avant-corps has been preserved, and a Renaissance portal was added in… Learn more
Le Grand Curtius (museum) Le Grand Curtius (museum) Over more than 5,000 m² of floorspace, the Grand Curtius houses the prestigious collections of the former armoury, glassware, archaeology, decorative arts, religious arts and Mosan arts museums. Discover 7,000 years of art and history in Liège and other ho… Learn more
Collégiale Saint-Barthélemy (Saint Bartholomew’s collegiate church) Collégiale Saint-Barthélemy (Saint Bartholomew’s collegiate church) The collegiate church of St. Bartholomewwas founded between 1010 and 1015 outside the city walls. It boasts of a characteristic Rheno-Mosan architectural style. It was built in greywacke, in the period from the end of the 11th century (choir) until the las… Learn more
Musée de la Vie wallonne (Museum of Walloon Life) Musée de la Vie wallonne (Museum of Walloon Life) The new museum course invites you to a discovery of life in Wallonia from the 19th century till the present. A sophisticated scenography depicts objects and archival material and mixes ancient and contemporary elements. The five themes we encounter focus o… Learn more
La Cité Miroir La Cité Miroir The former Sauvenière Baths become La Cité Miroir. An exceptional place dedicated to education and culture. Live events, performances, debates, exhibitions, conferences, educational courses. Learn more
Gare des Guillemins Gare des Guillemins The station, designed by Santiago Calatrava, reaches a height of 40 metres and, with its two awnings, a width of 150 m. Opened in 2009, it took over ten years to build due to the need to keep it operational … Learn more
Les Coteaux de la Citadelle (The Hillsides of the Citadel) Les Coteaux de la Citadelle (The Hillsides of the Citadel) A veritable green lung near to the historic centre, the site of the slopes of the citadel offers unique views of Liège and the Meuse Valley. Combining nature and heritage, it boasts many of the city’s emblematic monuments. From the terraces of the Teutonic… Learn more
Montagne de Bueren Montagne de Bueren A feat of engineering characteristic of the breakthroughs of the 19th century, the Montagne de Bueren allowed a direct link between the barracks and citadel in the city centre. The name of this flight of stairs, boasting no less than 374 steps, is evocativ… Learn more
Palais des princes-évêques (Palace of the Prince-Bishops) Palais des princes-évêques (Palace of the Prince-Bishops) The Palace of the Prince-Bishops, often presented as one of the biggest Gothic civil buildings in the world, today plays host to the law courts and the headquarters of the province’s government. In 1000 AD, Prince-Bishop Notger had the first residence of t… Learn more
Place du Marché (Market square) Place du Marché (Market square) The "market place" in Liège is a veritable forum for the city and is home to many listed buildings including two major monuments: the Perron and the Town Hall.The Perron is the symbol of the city’s freedoms and is at the heart of its coat of arms. Moved to… Learn more
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