Top 50 things to do and attractions in Liege

This was a really cool bar, right next to the giant steps. Downstairs you were able to get food, upstairs and outside was just a bar. They had all their own beers on tap as well as some other local breweries. If the weather is good the garden was a great spot for a drink.

Probably the most impressive flight of stairs I’ve ever seen & climbed to be fair, and I’ve been up more than a few stairs in my time. Needed to catch my breath now & again! Wouldn’t like to be the postman here (yes there are letterboxes) As the signs keep telling you, keep the noise down to respect the local residents.

Montagne de Bueren is one of the most impressive spots in Liège. Climbing all those steps might be a bit of a challenge, but once you reach the top, it’s absolutely worth it. The view over the city is truly breathtaking — especially at sunset, it looks like a painting. Just be careful on the way down… your legs might still think you’re climbing up! 😄🏙️

A nice short work out if you fancy it. Saw a few locals running up and down. Lovely views along the way if you stop and turn around and it leads to a prominent monument and viewpoint. Plenty of routes leading on from the top to wander back down or just take the stairs down. It’s a public pathway so no need to book or buy tickets just walk.

Worth the climb! Most famous location in liege. Suitable for families to visit. MUST SEE all the view points after going up hill. Only disadvantage is for wheel chairs and baby strollers. We will need to carry them with us to the top.

Good exercise with breath taking views up and down the stairs. You can count them as you go to see how many they are

It has around 364 steps, built early as a passage to the city. You will find amazing views of the Liege city from the top. On reaching the top you will find a hospital and view points

Lovely museum next to a beautiful park—walking through the fall colors was worth the trip alone! The Robert Doisneau exhibition was excellent and surprisingly extensive, but they didn’t accept the Musée Pass for it, which was disappointing. The café has a limited menu, but my sandwich was delicious and fairly priced. Be prepared for parking challenges: the island is basically impossible, so park at the convention center or the mall and walk over.

An elegant neoclassical building houses a delightful collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artworks. During my visit, there was a change in exhibitions; unfortunately, I only had the opportunity to view the permanent collection, but I was not disappointed. It is a must-visit if you love art and are visiting Liège

Small but very nice museum, several pieces ordered chronologically from late renaissance to a large space dedicated to modernart from the 20th century. The architecture itself looks classic from the outside but is definitely more modern from inside. It’s a must visit if you come to Liège

Nice little museum, not many things to see, but free of charge.

Must-see museum nestled in a relaxed park with good permanent collection and well-rounded temporary exhibitions. The empire building houses a fine permanent collection with works throughout multiple centuries which has an emphasis on Belgian artists such as Henri Evenepoel, Paul Delvaux and Jean-Guillaume Carlier. The museum often also hosts well-thought out temporary exhibitions; (05/2025) Ars - Mechanica was about products the famous Belgian weapons manufacturer FN Herstal.

Great permanent collection. Just €5 entry. Set in a lovely building by the water surrounded by parklands. Lots of fabulous impressionist and neo impressionist paintings. Signac. Monet. More modern works too. Ben Nicholson. Loved it!

The rich collection of this museum takes its place in a beautiful building of 1905、created for the world's fair in Liège that attracted 7.000.000 visitors. The collection is fairly impressive and includes artworks of the greatest masters. The temporary exhibitions are always very well made、which is not surprising as Le Louvre is generally involved. The museum boutique and restaurant (nice specialty of bagels) are interesting. A very nice place that you must see if you are in Liege.

A not-so-hidden gem in the heart of the city, a must see for any architecture enthusiast. It is actively used by government, so dont expect to go inside. The courtyard is enough, though.

Beautiful palace and square- worth visiting when in Liege !

Beautiful building that is still active today. I recommand visiting the inner court, it is quite nice too. Also: come on weekends when people don't work!

Architect is beautiful. Visiting can be done in like 5 min because there’s nothing to do. So it’s suitable to just drop by if it happened to be on your way. No need to come here for it

No ticket needed, you can visit the courtyard for free

The Palacio de Los Principes-Obispos is the former seat of the Prince-Bishops of Liege. It’s an imposing building dominating the entire northern side of Place St Lambert. The facade is similar to renaissance style. It’s fine to wander around the courtyard and the cloisters, which are still amazing to look at, but it’s not possible to enter the building, but the city had the foresight to provide plaques with information about the building. I think there are 60 columns supporting the arcade in the courtyard area and each is supposed to be unique. I had a good look at quite a lot of them and could not see any duplication. A fantastic building, pity it’s not really open to the public.

Pretty but not accessible.

Very very nice museum that will helps any visitor to understand the complex and frigile Belgium history. This museum draws the line of a very socialist past, deeply connected to the hard labor history. This museum is definitely a must, if you visit Liège and if understanding history maters to you.

Entertaining, but I found most of the exhibits not very related to Waloonia ☺️. The presentation is very beautiful! Interesting posters!

Fabulous. I spent three hours there. BUT…… so much is explained in French. If you are a French person, you already know what life is like in your region, this is your opportunity to tell everyone else about your culture.

Three floors of displays and articles about Liége and Walloon. Very interesting museum with a lovely cafe too. QR codes all around the museum give the option of listening to articles in 3-4 languages.

A very interesting museum showing how life in Wallonia looked like in 19 and 20 century. Great place for both kids and their parents. Some of the artifacts will surprise you. Good temporary exhibitions.

Only 7€ sadly everything is in french and the English QR codes didn't work. But was very cheap and Google translate made it better

Nice to be met by photos of dogs. Museum is interesting. Lots of things to see. Especially nice were the 3-D pics on 1st floor

The collection of arms is quite impressive, although it could include a bit more of post-ww2 firearms. I must say the light is terrible in most of that section, with one case of the place being so dark I had to use a flash. Still worth a visit, they posess a number of unique items that you probably cannot see elsewhere. I only visited the firearm section so can't say anything about other parts. There are free lockers inside, and if you're under 26 the ticket is free, that seems to apply only on sundays though.

Underutilized museum with interesting collection on the edge of the city center. Separate weapons museum with a few pieces you might not see anywhere else. No crowds, only a handful of other people. Worth a visit.

Good regional museum that could use some maps for orientation. We kept getting lost and stuck between various immersive theatre groups. I'd suggest keeping immersive theatre performances outside opening hours as it's a little confusing for visitors. The Roman glass collection is impressive as is the medieval art. I was a little disappointed by the early medieval (Merovingian / Carolingian) collections. Some objects are not stored where you'd expect. (I struggled to find the Merovingian brooch which is shown at the entrance.) Can't speak to the weapons collection as we only looked at the swords. There is a fairly random mummy on the way there.

The Curtius Museum is a little like a local history museum with a collection worthy of a national museum. The glass collection is very special with some beautiful examples of St. Lambert and Art Nouveau glassworks. The collection of Napoleonic era clocks, the wood and stone religious sculptures are also worth a long visit. It's a pity there's very little English in the description of the exhibits. Normally I'd remove one star, but I so enjoyed the museum, I'll let this one pass.

Excellent weapons museum, there is a lot to see

Museum has probably the best collection of Rifles and Muskets we have ever seen …. From earliest Matchlocks through early breech load rifles to modern day …. A must see for any weapons buff

Great weapons collection, but the lighting is abysmal. How a museum director signed off on that is beyond me, and I’ve got pretty darn good low light sight. Having trouble seeing stuff in a museum is maddening. You had one job, to freakin show your collection.

Excellent staff, you get a free iPad with ticket that has videos and audio as you go round. Very few exhibits - its various layers of stonework.

A museum worth visiting. It's informative about the history of Liege and its churches. You can also find many ancient archaeological remains. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I recommend it.

Lovely museum and definitely worth visiting, though a little under-interpreted. The history of the city is obviously fascinating, but would benefit from more context or at least signposting to another museum where you can find broader context (e.g. Why did Charles the Bold burn the place down? Why was the cathedral destroyed to begin with? These things are alluded to presumably assuming background knowledge but never actually explained.) You often find yourself looking at undated finds or remains and wondering what exactly you are looking at (part of the Roman villa? the gothic cathedral? something else?) Some additional signposting would be great for those of us who aren't experts. I suggest getting the tablet because the booklet doesn't actually include all the content. I found the part acknowledging the challenges getting local politics to see the value of the site refreshing. Clearly sense prevailed in the end.

Really interesting place to get to know more about the history of Liège. A good combination of exhibition, excavations and lot's of information. Entry is not expensive. 👍

Super cool adventure for all, elder and youngsters. Time travel experience.

Fantastic archiologic museum underground escavations. All the way back ro roman and pre historic times.

Interesting place

The museum is nice with a variety of the ocean world creatures. The science & the animal sections were ok, but not that amazing. The kids will definitely enjoy the ocean fish variety. Toilets were very dirty. There is a section on the entrance that sells bracelets with very affordable prices, i totally recommend.

Nice little museum with a variety of rooms, including a 45-minute planetarium showcasing and guides. The people working there were very friendly. Everything is explained in multiple languages, too! The aquarium was a bit smaller than expected and a bit unkept (dust, dead fish). The building is also under construction, so some rooms are also empty. Other than that, it was a nice experience for little money (as a student). Also, there are two souvenir coins to collect here; one with sharks, which I got, and one with the building (2 euro each).

In need of some much needed upgrading, the aquarium is nice and the variation of fish is good. The museum is interesting. Planetarium was good. The building itself is stunning but does need some upgrading. We paid just over 60 euros for 6 of us. I wouldn't pay that again but enjoyed ours 2.5 there.

The museum has some interesting objects and features. The venue is in bad shape and that on itself is understandable, but it is covered in dust (visitors play a game by writing on the dust covered glasses). It was the dirtiest museum I experienced ever.

Visited the Aquarium Musée of the University of Liege. In my humble opinion one can't keep fish in such small and overcrowded basins or tanks. It's disgraceful!

I visit the aquarium every time I visit Liege and I'm always pleasantly surprised with the changes and upgrades made between each visit. The variety and quantity of exhibits are amazing and the atmosphere is incredibly relaxing. The interior of the building itself seems a bit tired but improvements are being made. I can highly recommend the aquarium portion of what is on offer as there's lots to look at and it's well priced.

There is a lot of potential here to make this place wonderful. Unfortunately, today, this place is run down, feels old and outdated, and is you like aquariums, you probably visited bigger ones. It's not a bad place but needs to be modernized. We enjoyed our stay.

EVERY TIME A CULINARY PLEASURE TO STROLL AND SHOP ON THIS EXTENSIVE MARKET | FROM THE ITALIAN CHARCUTERIE TO ALGERIAN OLIVES | FROM UNDERPANTS TO TOYS | THIS IS A HEAVEN FOR SUNDAY MORNING TO GET THE FRESH CONDIMENTS FOR YOUR FAMILY LUNCH | BE CAREFUL THERE ARE PICK POCKETING ALTHOUGH SEVERAL POLICEMEN ARE AROUND AND BETTER BE EARLY - AT 11.00AM IT GETS VERY CROWDED!

Nice market with a lot of stuff, mainly clothing and jewellery stuff and not so much food as expected. It was really crowded and people don’t seem to have a sense of self awareness or keep any distance.

The atmosphere of this market is so hot and the scale is much larger than the Große Markt in Antwerpen. Also one thing that is worth to mention is that the price of good is very nice.

Really nice and perfect. For fresh fruits and vegetables you could visit the place. It's less expensive than supermarket.

Nice market, excellent for fresh fruit and veggies, otherwise more geared to locals than tourists. Large emphasis on cheap electronics/accessories and casual clothes.

Nice market. Maybe mainly for local people but definitely interesting for tourists as well.

Good mix of food and shops. I would recommend to anyone who enjoys walking through an European market.

This is a great example of how good restorative work can save ancient treasures. The beautiful church houses the famous bronze baptismal font. It is a rare medieval artefact that echoes its Roman past and predates the upcoming glory of the Renaissance. A short video is shown within the church documenting the church’s spectacular restoration and the story of the baptismal font.

Old, Romanesque church with German-looking exterior. The interior is a bit white-washed; stripped of it's ornaments and many colours. The main "star" of this church is undoubtably the enigmatic, exquisite 12th century copper font, a must-see if you are in Liege and have and affinity to church art and history.

Nice lady’s at the reception, they also played a video explaining the church history in English. Quite nice the restoration work they had here, it look amazing inside.

I pass this church on the way to Musee Curtuis. One of the original seven collegiate churches of Liège, it an interesting example of Ottonian architecture and very photogenic with it's red boundary lines.

Kind staff at the entrance. Beautiful church.

How they rebuilt it from literal dilapidating ruins into such a beauty - it still amazes me. The stained glass is stunning. What I liked the most was the epic story of christening the Jewish and the pagan world told on that huge medieval vessel. Worth the entry fee along with the short video.

Pretty and nicely restored. One of the highlights of the city.

A visually impressive train station, which looks incredible at night, almost like a spaceship. However, it is full of beggars, inside and out, which makes it feel very unsafe. There are also lots of homeless people sleeping inside the station building. I found some of the staff at the ticket office to be a little unfriendly, but overall, the train station served its purpose, with platforms which were easy to access, and trains which arrived and departed on time.

I visited Liege city two years ago during a trip from Maastricht. The distance was short, and the train ride was quick and comfortable. When I arrived, I was amazed by the station’s(Liege Guillemins) breathtaking architecture. Designed by Santiago Calatrava, the sweeping glass and steel structure felt open, modern, and futuristic. It’s not just a train station it’s truly a piece of art. Everything was very clean, organized, and easy to navigate. It’s a must-visit for anyone who appreciates modern design. After exploring the station, I spent some time visiting the city of Liege. The city is full of history, culture, and lively streets. I walked around the old town, visited beautiful churches like the Liege Cathedral, and enjoyed the view from the top of the Montagne de Bueren, a long staircase with amazing city views. Liege has a friendly atmosphere with scenic spots along the Meuse River. Whether you love architecture, history, or just relaxing walks, Liege is definitely worth a visit.

I love the architecture of this station. The design just pops and it is very bright. Easy access to all platforms. The bus station is right out in front of the station. Few restaurants and food stands in the station. More outside of the station across the street. I really enjoyed my visit to this station. It is beautiful.

Don't try to use luggage storage at this station. There is a tiny room in a filthy corner without any signage, impossible to find without asking. There are around 20 lockers for the whole station. Despite almost all the large ones being empty, the machine stated them as "sold out". Even if you get one, they are ridiculously expensive.

Be aware: Departure platform (mostly) blocked. We arrived on platform 1 and had 9 minutes to get to platform 2. We almost missed our connection because the first three entrances to platform 2 were blocked with railing, or yellow barrier. We tried 1 set of stairs, 2 escalators (which were running, but blocked). We jumped over the barrier at 2nd escalators, because the train was about to leave. We passed another set of stairs that also was blocked. At least three passengers missed train. Luckily we only had two 23kg bags and our backpacks 😅

One of the most exciting places I' ve seen in my life. Frankly a paradise on earth for photographers and for architects. I suggest you to come 1 hour earlier than your train departure, because it is high danger to miss it as you'll admire and photograph it! Finally, we have to notice that it is one of the most central train stations in the world!

Fabulous design, have been through here a few times on my way to Bruxelles, Kortrijk and south to the Ardennes. Nice shops on the bottom floor, 3 coffee shops, but missing a General store for travellers. Has a mezzanine level that is completely derelict, pity, would have been a great addition to the railway station and added something to it's usefulness.

This captivating, must-visit cathedral containing several gems worth seeing in person: - Masterwork neo-gothic pulpit with especially striking statue of satan by Willem Geefs - Colourful mix of renaissance and modern stained glas windows - Ornamental church ceiling decorated with sublime leaf motives (unique in many current day churches) - Opulent gold and silver saint-Lamberts shrine If you have some time and money left I recommend you visit the adjacent treasury which contains the dazzling reliquary bust of Saint-Lambert and reliquary of Charles the Bold.

One of the best cathedral. Cathedral's inside is such a beautiful art of architecture.

Beautiful church, but for some reason it's forbidden to drink a beer in public place cuz there was "NO" sign and almost got a ticket. Put the sign up that tourists don't get fines for "NO REASON" and I would advise all tourists to find out what public places in Belgium are restricted for drinking in public.

Such a beautiful cathedral! The stained glass windows are amazing and the cathedral seems so inviting, bright and colourful… Definitely a must-see in Liège!

My photos are taken after the rain on Saturday. If you have extra money the museum is a must. You can see plenty from there and nice to learn more. We spent hours in this.

Beautiful cathedral. In the back they have a small gift shop. You can get audio guides or you can pay 8€ to go into the treasury but we thought it was too expensive so we didn't. There was a choir practicing while we were there which was a pleasant surprise.

Very nice place to visit old and very unique

(Translated by Google) A popular district in the center of Liège, it has managed to keep its share of authenticity. But don't look for easy parking, choose public transport, then walk! 😉 (Original) Quartier populaire du centre de Liège, il a su garder sa part d'authenticité. Mais ne cherchez pas un parcage aisé, privilégiez les transports en commun, puis marchez ! 😉

(Translated by Google) This old district, an island surrounded by the Meuse, is rich in heritage with striking contrasts: narrow streets dating from the Middle Ages happily rub shoulders with wide avenues with remarkable Art Nouveau and Art Deco style facades, not forgetting the numerous street art works of all sizes! The famous writer Georges Simenon, a native of the place, was not mistaken in taking it as the setting for several of his novels. The statue of Tchantchès, the rebellious hero of Outremeuse, welcomes visitors at the entrance to this welcoming neighborhood (in which I live...). And if you like big crowds/parties, then you have to take part in the August 15th celebrations! Tip: discover rue Roture, and on the other side of rue Puits-en-Socks, the ruelles des Récollets, Beauregard, ... Parking: public (pay your ticket carefully, and don't risk using the spaces reserved for local residents, it's €80!) (Original) Ce quartier ancien, une île entourée par la Meuse, est riche d’un patrimoine aux contrastes saisissants : ruelles datant du Moyen-Age côtoient avec bonheur de larges avenues aux remarquables façades de style Art nouveau et Art déco, sans oublier les nombreuses œuvres de street-art de toutes tailles ! Le célèbre écrivain Georges Simenon, natif du lieu, ne s’est pas trompé en le prenant pour cadre de plusieurs de ses romans. La statue de Tchantchès, héros frondeur d’Outremeuse, accueille les visiteurs à l’entrée de ce quartier chaleureux (dans lequel je vis...). Et si vous aimez la grosse foule / fête, il faut alors participer aux fêtes du 15 Août ! Conseil : découvrez la rue Roture, et de l'autre côté de la rue Puits-en-Socks, les ruelles des Récollets, Beauregard, ... Parking : public (payez bien votre ticket, et ne vous risquez pas sur les places réservées aux riverains, c'est 80€ !)

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place. Stores available, unfortunately not many anymore. Avoid certain neighborhoods though, and don’t take out your phone. It's not everywhere but overseas it has become quite morbid. (Original) Un belle endroit. Magasins de dispo, plus beaucoup malheureusement. Évitez certains quartiers par contre, et ne sortez pas votre téléphone. C'est pas partout mais outremeuse c'est devenu assez morbide.

(Translated by Google) It's terribly dirty, it's full of junk, but above all there's so much dog droppings... it's disgusting (Original) c'est terriblement sale c'est plein de boubelle mais surtout il y a tellement tellement de crottes de chien... c'est dégoûtant

(Translated by Google) The Free Republic of Outremeuse 😉 Unmissable for its August 15th festival, its potales with the Virgin Mary and its narrow streets 👌 (Original) La République libre d'Outremeuse 😉 Incontournable pour sa fête du 15 août, ses potales avec la vierge Marie et ses ruelles étroites 👌

(Translated by Google) Becoming a relatively dangerous neighborhood..!! (Original) Devient un quartier relativement dangereux..!!

(Translated by Google) One of the oldest districts of Liège says: D'ju d'lá.. But be careful, some places are not always safe. (Original) L'un des plus vieux quartier de Liège dit: D'ju d'lá.. Mais attention certains endroits, ne sont pas toujours sur.

Cute little bakery offering ice cream and a small selection of desserts. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. We visited in the late afternoon and unfortunately couldn't find any waffles left. We tried the ice cream instead—it was fine, though not remarkable. The chocolate flavor wasn’t dark enough for my taste, and while the mint-strawberry combination sounded exciting, it didn’t quite live up to the expectation. The white bread was decent. A sweet spot overall, but nothing too memorable.

It’s for sure a must go if you’re in Liege. There’s always a line there and it seems like all tourists also visit this place Bakery is extremely fresh and delicious, we were also offered for free some cookies which was extremely sweet. Coffee is good as well, we loved this place!

No wonder this is the "go-to" place for a waffle in Liége. Big line but surprisingly speedy service, incredible taste and great attitude from the staff. Offering some free samples was definitely what set it apart though, lovely gesture from a 10/10 bakery!!

Very tasty and localnplace. I tried waffle and cookie. I like that and had ciffee also good. Stuff are very friendly to talk english. I bought a bread. And i will try this too.

The shop has been recommended as one of the best shops to get Liege waffles and it's true. On the same street they have three little shops, one for the waffles and opposite you'll find one selling little cookies and biscuits. A bit further down they selling fries. I haven't tried the fries yet, but the waffles were heavenly. Chewy and buttery, it's a must to try. But even the biscuits did not disappoint. I am usually a bit wary of buying cookies, because I am not a fan of too sugary sweets, but those cookies were also made of good ingredients and lots of butter. I bought some for my friends too. There is always a bit of a queue, but the staff will come out with fresh cookies to try, which is a bonus point.

Had the Liège waffle 🧇 which was warmed up. Not overly sweet, sticky caramel on the outside, warm and soft texture inside. Got coffee and a small chocolate loaf 🍞 yums! Oh and they gave us a lil’pastry treat which was good

The place is a must-go in Liège. The best traditional waffle and don't hesitate to try also the Chouquette. And crossing the street they have salty food, like French fries and Croquettes.

Drove a long way to see the christmas festival in Liege as it is one of the best in Belgium apparently. Well, been there and must say, driving almost 2 hours to get there we were dissapointed. It is too busy with vehicles and busses travelling in the area. Also, too close to shopping centers taking away some of the magic. Went to the Maastricht christmas market afterwards and i must say, it was 10 times better and more magical. Will certainly go to the palace again but not the Christmas market.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful Christmas markets Warning: mainly food If you are looking for typical Belgian or Walloon gifts: move on, it's not here Very beautiful historic center (Original) Beaux marchés de Noël Attention très majoritairement alimentaire Si vous cherchez des cadeaux typiques belges ou wallons : passez votre chemin, c’est pas ici Très beau centre historique

(Translated by Google) The Place du Marché is a place in Liège where everyone passes to go anywhere in the city. There are trams and pedestrians. Everyone passes (Original) La place du Marché est un endroit à Liège où tout le monde passe pour aller n’importe où dans la ville. Il y a les trams et les piétons. Tout le monde passent

(Translated by Google) The heart of Liège for centuries. A place not to be missed, day or night. There's something for everyone. (Original) Le cœur vital de Liège depuis des siècles. Un endroit a ne pas rater le jour comme en ńocturne. Il y en a pour tous les goûts

(Translated by Google) I visited when the Christmas market was still open at the end of the year. There were stalls lined up and the atmosphere was lively. You can also stand and drink. (Original) 年末のクリスマスマーケットがまだある時期に訪れました。 屋台が立ち並んでおり、賑やかな雰囲気でした。立ち飲みも可能です。

(Translated by Google) The Christmas market drew us to Liège. It was less pleasant than it was a few years ago. Was it the weather, the Monday evening or just us? Plus point: plenty of parking space. (Original) De kerstmarkt trok ons naar Luik. Het was minder gezellig dan voor een paar jaar geleden. Lag het aan het weer, aan de maandagavond of gewoon aan ons? Pluspunt : parkeerruimte volop.

(Translated by Google) In the past, the Market Square was the vital center of the city: it is here that the Town Hall and Le Perron are located, two powerful symbols of Liège's history. (Original) Autrefois, la Place du Marché constituait le centre vital de la cité : c'est là que se trouvent l'Hotel de Ville et Le Perron, deux symboles forts de l'histoire liégeoise.

It's really an amazing museum to visit. Small but very moody with a really beautiful collection of European artists. The collection made bigger over the years and the beautiful surprise to find Malevitch , Picasso and Monet hiding among a variety of beautiful art. Surrounded by a very nicely trimmed park : it's definitely a place you should visit when in Liège.

Beautiful place located on the island between 2 banks of Meuse river. The main sightseeing is the gorgeous building of La Boverie museum. I really liked the sculptures in the park. It's better to visit this place on sunny days.

Plenty of trees and space for picnics, games, a great place for jogging and there is a playground for kids. Dog friendly place you can walk your dogs freely.

A great place to have family time, hang out with some friends and they is a nice playground for kids.... Awesome view when you look at the river (La Meuse) Beautiful grass all over the park and they is a garden filled with fresh flowers. Tall trees that provide good shade

Nice park at the river Maas. You can enjoy a nice sundowner with a picnic. You have a nice view to the financial tower building on the other river side. By the way it is pretty clean for a crowded park like that in the middle of the city. Or to say - much cleaner than the rest of the city.

- Really peaceful park with good views - The waterside of the park is beautiful - Very good if you love walking or taking your dog for walks :) - Benches spread across incase you want to sit - If you fancy kayaking then there is an option available but we did not use it

Good my Museumpassmusée [€13(disabled)- $65 a year ] gives me access to the permanent exhibit only!

#Liège #MuséesWallonie #Museum In this place, you can find information about the life in Wallonian region. From time to time dedicated expositions about artworks or other different topics. Is worthy to visit the building and cloister. The first Sunday of each month is free. Restaurant inside opened until 14h, bar opened until 18h.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum in a beautiful building about life in Wallonia. The setup may be a bit dated, but it is still fun and surprising. The exhibition about the puppets is also fun. (Original) Mooi museum in een prachtig pand over het leven in Wallonië. De opstelling is misschien al wat gedateerd, maar nog steeds leuk en verrassend. Ook de tentoonstelling over de marionetten is leuk.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to walk around and discover life in Wallonia. (Original) Bel endroit pour se balader et découvrir la vie en Wallonie.

We struggle to find it. Liege busses are not marked clearly. No indication of number of stops at bus the stops itself or in bus.

Wonderful area for a walk. Peaceful and great views.

Wen you do a tour up there you'll not miss the stairs.

There are 4 way marked walking routes which are categorized and 3 star in Michelin guide! Our walk started at Degrés des dentellières (the street of Lacemakers who lived just beside the townhall, and of such importance was their art). A rather unsuspecting entrance on Rue Pierreuse leads to some stairs which lead to a brick building in ruins. Yes, that was a part of the citadel. A few more stairs from here leads to the Terraces!

A nice promenade where you can see the historic wall of the city. Beautifull sight seeing and very peacefull

Calm, clean and you can see Liège from above.. in summer, I trust it will more beautiful..

Beautiful place to visit in liege. Nice point of views. Nice walk

Cappuccino was very good. Had only one vegetarian option with cheese. Since I’m not a big fan of cheese, I asked the waitress if I can get only fries, she said yes. After a while she came back and said I must order a dish and only then I’ll get fries - seemed to me a bit strange but I ordered the dish with cheese balls and fries. The cheese balls were okay but the fries had a strong oily smell and taste probably not suitable for my taste buds. I’d probably only go there for coffee but not for food

Best “Boulet Liégeois” in town! Hands down the best boulet sauce Liégeois in town! I’ve often tried to perfect typical Belgian recipes such as “vol-au-vent”, “carbonnades flamandes”, “American“… and also the boulet Liégeois but have never been able to match or perfect their recipe! The meat is cooked to perfection, the sauce is divine, the fries match well with the dish as they don’t become soggy in the sauce… The atmosphere is typical, the service is friendly and efficient. It’s not somewhere I would go to every day but I would definitely recommend it to anyone who wants an authentic experience!

Café Lequet is a lively and popular spot, especially on weekends when it’s packed with regulars and new visitors alike. The constant flow of customers means tables turn over quickly; a good sign that the food is always fresh. The service is fast, polite, and efficient, though the high pace can sometimes affect quality. In my dish, roasted marrow bones, one piece was undercooked and still pink inside. Despite this, the overall vibe, tasty food, and energy of the place make it well worth a visit. Just be prepared for a busy atmosphere and the occasional slip in consistency.

A cozy restaurant with good food, although our hostess was not so nice. We asked her if we can choose an other table, because the one she gave us was close the door and we were a group of 4. She refused and said she preferred to give it to a group of 5 people, and we were wondering the difference between a group of 4 and a group of 5. The service was so slow as well, we thought she was tired since she was the only one serving everybody that was there...

Great atmosphere, very kind people and quick service. On sundays they are busy but manage like pros. Combine it with the Sunday Market at 'la batte' and eat some 'boulette liégeoise' with artisan fries and a fresh Jupiler, you won't be disappointed...

Tres formidable!!!! Very nice food🙂

The waitress were super nice but the owner was disgusting guy. Impossible to find a place to park.

We had our first dinner at this restaurant. Service was excellent. The guy didn’t speak English but he managed to get our order correct. The food was very good. I would eat there again

We stopped by to eat Flemish stew and Liege meatballs. Food was delicious but atmosphere is a bit dark and looks like cafe more than a restaurant. Kind staff and price was good.

One of the best places in Liège for Boulet à la liégeoise. Friendly staff & kitchen is open all afternoon. Located in the city centre very close to the Place Saint-Lambert.

Very nice typical Belgian place that had a huge variety of dishes for every taste! If it’s your first time in the city or you would like to have a good dinner, this is for you! Smiley and friendly stuff speaks English very good. Highly recommended!

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Au Point de Vue, and honestly, it was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The location is perfect—right in the city center with a beautiful view of Place Saint-Lambert and the Opéra. The atmosphere strikes a great balance between cozy and lively, with a touch of historical charm. The service was top-notch. Friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming—everyone made us feel right at home. You can tell the staff really care about what they do. Now, the food… absolutely delicious. I had the famous Liège-style meatballs (boulets à la liégeoise), and they were hands down the best I’ve ever had. Rich, flavorful sauce, perfectly cooked meat, and generous portions. The menu also had a great mix of Belgian classics and other European favorites. Whether you’re visiting Liège or live nearby, I highly recommend this spot. It’s ideal for a relaxed dinner, a family meal, or even just a good glass of wine on the terrace. I’ll definitely be coming back!

✨ A truly unforgettable experience! ✨ From the moment we arrived at Au Point de Vue, everything was simply perfect. The food was beyond amazing – each bite was full of authentic flavor and clearly made with care and passion. I highly recommend the boulet à la Liégeoise – a local specialty that completely won me over. The service was flawless – attentive, warm, and genuinely welcoming, which made us feel like special guests throughout. And the drinks? Incredible! The sangria was refreshing and vibrant, perfect for a summer day on their cozy terrace with a beautiful city view. This is not just a brasserie; it’s a place where great food, great people, and a great atmosphere come together effortlessly. Can’t wait to return. Highly recommended! 🌟

I made a reservation for dinner on the same day. We had rabbit meat and the local meatballs served with berry sauce. They are simply delicious .How I wish that the mussels are in season now. Service is good despite the crowd. There is no queue on a Saturday night. Highly recommended.

When in Liege you have to indulge in a Liege Waffle and so we stopped at 'Pollux Cafe', as where better place to have a Liege Waffle than sitting outside with a view of Liege Cathedral. The service was very slow at Pollux as they had one member of staff working and seemingly only one of their four waffle cookers in use despite people waiting for waffles. The waffles were tasty though when they arrived.

We are not native French speakers, we walked in and it was difficult to read the menu so we chose one of the various sandwiches they had. When we tried to order the first thing that was said is that we can only pay with ‘belgium card’ or cash. Cashier was not proficient in English and afterwards we didn’t receive a ticket so we could not check if what we paid for was correct. The food was alright, the portion was good but that is what you paid for. There is only space to sit outside, of which was plenty and it’s located next to a bustling street with a view of one of the big cathedrals in the city.

Hmm I read from somewhere this place serves one of the best Liege waffles in Liege. I actually walked past a few but decided to give this a try instead based on the information gathered on internet. There were really quite a lot of people in the queue, and the waffles they served were really fresh and hot because there was only 1 girl making it and the shop was selling faster than it could make. Finally I ordered 1 and managed to try. I asked the staff to recommend me and she told me the best is to eat Liege waffles plain. I tried it and I found it not too bad but I felt it definitely wasn't the best in town. Quite enjoyed it but I have to say I had better ones around. It's a cafe with some seats and also selling food like sandwiches, but looks like more people are just ordering the waffles.

POLLUX - my waffle stop in Liege 🇧🇪 Sometimes it can also be a delicious ‘’Baguette Nordique’ with salmon or ‘Baguette Thon piquant’. Always fresh, always delicious. Pollux is very centrally located, just walking across Liège's St. Paul's Cathedral. There are also outdoor seating options around the shop for dine-in.

I always go there for the waffle, it’s really good and prepared right in front of you - right amount of sugar and butter. Usually there’s a line and no places to sit so just eat as you go!

Was recommended this spot for waffles by multiple locals and students. Definitely try a liege waffle or chocolate waffle if you’re looking for a top waffle place in Liege. They have a walk up window for takeaway

Very tasty waffles and a nice view of the cathedral! I recommend the "gaufre fourré" :)

One of the most beautiful places in Liège

A very beautiful courtyard

(Translated by Google) This time I discovered the dead ends of Liège located in rue Hors château Not to be missed (Original) J'ai découvert cette fois-ci les impasses de Liège se trouvant dans la rue Hors château A ne pas louper

(Translated by Google) A small courtyard in the old town of Liège, it's a hidden spot not well known by tourists but popular with locals. As you walk down the cobblestone path, a quiet space suddenly opens up, revealing an old building and a courtyard surrounded by greenery. It has an atmosphere that makes you feel like you've traveled back in time, making it the perfect place to sit on the bench and take a break. The appearance of the plants changes depending on the season, so you can enjoy it no matter how many times you visit. Recommended for people who want to take a break between walking around the busy city! (Original) リエージュ旧市街にある小さな中庭で、観光客にはあまり知られてないけど地元では人気の隠れスポットなんだ。石畳の小道を入っていくと突然静かな空間が広がって、古い建物や緑に囲まれた中庭が現れるの。まるでタイムスリップしたみたいな雰囲気で、のんびりベンチに座って休憩するのにぴったり。季節によって植物の様子も変わるから、何度行っても楽しめるよ。にぎやかな街歩きの合間にほっと一息つきたい人におすすめ！

(Translated by Google) Clean houses with a common architectural style But very little greenery It remains a small urban haven of calm (Original) Maisons propres avec un style architectural commun Mais bien peu de verdure Cela reste un petit havre urbain de calme

(Translated by Google) Beautiful courtyard, very pleasant in summer, but be careful not to disturb the residents because they also like to live in peace. (Original) Belle cour, très agréable en été , mais attention à ne pas déranger les habitants car ils aimes aussi vivre dans le calme.

(Translated by Google) U. Small architectural and tourist village in the heart of Liège. (Original) U. Petit village architectural et touristique au cœur de Liège.

If you are into weird unique decors and colorful lighting, this is the place. One of the unique fun bars I ever been to. It's a huge location with mostly outdoor seating with self service ordering of drinks from their extensive menu. It's trippy, it's vibrant and fun to be just there sipping your drink and lost on surroundings.

Great place with amazing beer. Totally recommend to visit when in Liege!

Le Pot au Lait was so much fun! The place has such cool decorations and a really good vibe. The atmosphere is lively, friendly, and perfect for hanging out with friends. Definitely one of those spots that makes you want to stay longer than planned!

Truly one of the coolest bars i’ve been to. Loved the crazy decorations, there’s always something interesting to look at! It was also my first time trying Kwak, and i absolutely loved it. The music was so good as well.. if you’re ever in Liège, do yourself a favor and visit this bar! It’s such a cool experience

Le Pot au Lait in Liège feels like stepping into a bohemian jungle of murals, mismatched chairs, and easy laughter. Hidden just off the busy Carré, it’s a place where time slows and creativity hums — students sketch, friends debate music, someone reads with a beer in hand. The décor is delightfully chaotic, the atmosphere sincere, and the spirit pure Liège: open, artistic, and unpretentious.

Genuinely exceptional bar! Each section has its own unique vibe. Absolutely amazing.

Special place with special atmosphere. Excellent selection of beers.

I wouldn't say the view is worth the hike. It's good exercise at least. Also on the hill around the fortress you can find tents of homeless people.

Here it is how it will go: "I can go up easily. It is ok, I can do it. Ok, maybe it is not so easy. What the hell, I did not know Belgium had mountain. Maybe I can stop here and roll down. Almost there. Yes, I did it" Other than losing a lung, it is really worth it. The view from top is amazing.

If you do not want to walk to town down the stairs of Van Bueren, continue up to the monument. Also a great view. If you follow the road along the citadel (on your left side) you will find paths through the forest down to the valley.

Nice view on the city from the top of hill. The climbing will take around 20-30 minutes. The area could be a bit cleaner though

Great view of the city. Historic remains of the Citadel. Actually a hospital is situated above. Nice for a walk. A children's playground, a foot all court and a park on the top. You can reach the top from various places. The staircase (Buren) is nice but not with an buggy.

Took a nice hike up the stairs to this breathtaking view with „Hollywood“-charme above the city lights at night. If you and your girl are looking for a nice, romantic place to be more isolated, try this rewarding monumental attraction.

Really nice views on city center. Good option for walking and have a good time with family.

The station is a sort of maze if you don't come there more often. It's very hard to find your way to the bus. Also the first bus just didn't arrive and next one was completely full. The design of this station is just not it. It's like to modern for the surroundings and the modernism is also a little bit ugly made.

Liège-Guillemins Railway 🚆 Station, designed by Santiago Calatrava, is acclaimed as one of the world's most impressive and innovative transportation hubs. Its modern architecture features vast open spaces, flowing organic lines, and a stunning steel and glass roof that bathes the station in natural light. The design not only offers aesthetic beauty but also enhances functionality with an intuitive layout and clear signage. Serving as a key hub for high-speed trains across Belgium and Europe, the station provides an efficient and comfortable experience for travelers. Overall, Liège-Guillemins stands out as an engineering marvel and a must-see destination, embodying the perfect blend of beauty and practicality. Only challenge, pedestrian can't pull their luggage at some places due to stonned footpaths like the streets. There are plenty of options to entertain you tongue with breakfast, snacks and drinks in the basement. ☕ 🍔 🌯

Liège-Guillemins Station in Belgium is a stunning architectural marvel designed by Santiago Calatrava. Its sweeping curves and vast glass canopy create an airy, inviting atmosphere, making it both a transportation hub and a visual spectacle. The station's spacious platforms and well-organized layout ensure a smooth travel experience, while its modern design seamlessly blends functionality with breathtaking beauty.

This is a very beautiful and colorful train station. Clearly the architecture has been a big part of the design process. However, customer service has not. The minimal displays are horrible and a reminder from the last millennium. There are no staff to get help from. The platforms are good and easily accessible once you know where to go.

Nice modern train station with huge parking garage underneath. Easy to navigate inbetween halls and platforms.

Astonishingly beautiful station, but getting the serviced from staff in the ticket/information booth feels like russian roulette: sometimes you're answered by someone polite, sometimes you get extremely rude service.

A very beautiful place with a little park in front.

We happened to walk into this beautiful place while walking in Liege. The building looks like a palace. I’m not sure exactly what it was. We were only there a few minutes. Would love to explore more.

Go inside and you'll see this is a magnificent cathedral: a fantastic, intricately carved roof and wonderful stained glass windows. Look out for the white marble statue of Lucifer, hiding behind the pulpit! Liège Cathedral, also known as St. Paul's Cathedral, is a church with a history dating back to the 10th century. Although the current building only dates back to the 13th century. Like many cathedrals dating from this period, the church is a nice example of Gothic architecture. Some of the most outstanding features of the building include the highly ornate altarpiece of the abbey chapel, the classical Greek inspired Baroque sculpture of St John the Baptist, the ribbed vault of the nave, with its golden ribs and its vaults coated and painted with rinceaux common to French Gothic styles. The cathedral also has the usual collection of beautiful stained glass windows, some which have very contemporary designs that complement the more traditional ones.

Luxurious place, shows the wealth of the old times era.

a bit dirty & not enough soup kitchens (cft'FOOD NOT BOMBS")

Great place to visit with a variety of shopping malls and accessible

Such a shame to leave it in this state, and such a shame to renovate that bad for the tram installation, it's so dangerous at the bus round above! Put some borders poles or lines instead of leaving the people being pushed by the late bus drivers! Dangerous place even after Saint-Lambert was disassembled by the Ardent Liégeois facing Bourguignon & church invaders!!!

Resturant named Lazeez , delicious traditional food , nice location

One of my favourite places to eat every time I’m in Liège. I always get the Liège meatballs or filet américain (raw beef), both highly recommended.

Service was quick, portions were big for the price, sauce was a bit bland, but added some salt and pepper to it.

Good food with a nice ambiance. I want to give credit to Yohann for his exceptional service. He moved from table to table smoothly, delivering excellent service to all the guests including my table.

We went to la Brasserie in Liege. But unfortunately, Except for Tarek, the other waiters were very rude. They didn’t even allow us to talk. Tarek, on the other hand, was both friendly and attentive. We ordered mushroom pancakes, which took 30 minutes to arrive. The ingredients were generous. Would I go there again? I’m not sure. But I would like to thank Tarek once again for his kindness.

Cosy restaurant. We ordered & got 2 different tasty meals, a tasty lamb chops meal and a steak meal served. Everything as expected, we ordered the lamb chops well done and the steak medium grilled and it was exactly like that cooked! For a brasserie restaurant, two top quality meals. Tarek assisted us with the menu, special menus of the day option and just having a pleasant chat! What I have seen in the restaurant and also read here in the review is that he is the most social guy at the place. Friendly guy, it's really true, who wants to give you a really a pleasant evening! Something to learn / keep in mind by other waitors (also waitors who work in other restaurants). We finished our evening here in La Brasserie the evening with two delicious ice creams (mokka/coffee recommended). Specialty to mention: home made Belgian fries and my girl friend had artichokes and aspergus with her lamb chops meal!

Excellent place for a relaxed lunch. Great food, decent prices, attentive, knowledgeable and fun service by our multilingual waiter Tariq (who faintly resembles the wizard played by Tim Curry in "The Colour of Magic"). We had the meatballs a la Liegeois and the Steakü Brasserie, both were recommended by Tariq, were generous portions, and great quality. Athmosphere/Decor are really nice as well, give an air of cozyness.

Brilliant, awesome and perfect located restaurant close to the beautiful cathedral of Liège. Our waiter Tarik attended us with passion, kindness and anabsolutely professional service. We ordered the salad with ham and the Lütticher Klopse. Highly recommended. Merci beaucoup / Muchisisimas gracias / 1.000 Dank 💖💖💖

Out of the numerous wonderful churches in Liege, this must be the most interesting with an ornate roof and a calm interior kept without the usual aesthetic noise plaguing most showcase churches. The renaissance entrance is an architectural marvel in itself.

Worth visiting when in Liege. Often a little less visited then the cathedral close by but just as captivating to admire from the inside. Beautiful sculptures and architecture from different eras and styles. At the end of the morning opening we were able to enjoy a organ show which was very impressive, for us this was on Monday at the end of the morning but I suggest checking when these take place. For us it was a pleasant surprise.

One of the most beautiful churches I have ever visited. Absolute must-see when visiting Liege

Beautiful church with Baroque and Gothic styles in the same church. The windows are saved from 1600 (were kept away during WW II)! The whole interior is really magnificent

If open don't miss it. Beautiful churche

Outside is impressive but a but in decay. Nonetheless a beautiful edifice.

I went to church (the service). At 12 rays of light shined on the Jesus emblem while the pastor preached. It was awesome! The church’s itself is also very nice and different from the other churches in the area. It has some unique feastures.

I got to see this beautiful building during the day and then again at night. Very nice looking. Located in the city center. Lots of shops and restaurants nearby

This stunning classic opera building in the heart of Liège, hosts some of the best operas of the continent at a very reasonable price. Definitely worth a visit! Parking is next door underground (parking opera).

The Liège Opera House offers an exciting program outside the mainstream. The productions are artistically outstanding for such a small house. The world-class singers, in particular, never fail to delight. I have been traveling to Liège for many years, and I am always amazed.

Luxurious opera building. Excellent acoustics, even if you don’t like opera, it’s worth visiting at least once. Very friendly staff.

Nice old opera house. Parking garage available. Friendly staff

My favorite place in liège:). Great concert on 23.08 :)

fantastic experience. love everything.

Nice view , cool place , .... Top bridge to walk 👍👍👍

Awesome! So calm and refreshing

Fascinating construction, maybe the best picture subject of the city

The bridge is beautiful.

One of the most beautiful bridges of Liège. It is definitely worth seeing it if you are visiting the city.

It is the most beautiful brige of Liege.

Magic views

Amazing how this historic bathhouse has been changed to a cultural centre and exhibition space. A lot of historic details to be seen!

The building is probably the most interesting when you visit this Cité Miroir designed by architect Georges Dedoyard in 1936. Due to the war the building was completed in 1942 and existed until 2000 as swimming pool la Sauvenière . Built in the modernist style, inspired by the Bauhaus movement in Germany, it resembels a passenger ship with the majestic main hall of 80m long and 10m high. When I was there I was the only visitor so everything was quiet

Lovely exposition hall, set in the old swimming pool, interbellum architecture. The exhibition itself was beautifully designed. Not expensive, but worth a look.

A visit to the World Press Photo exhibition. We got a warm welcome and our guide was knowledgeable and very friendly.

Beautiful building, different exhibitions, certainly worth a visit.

I didn't really understand the concept when I was there. We visited a temporary exposition. It was just some pictures and a story. It was interesting, but there was very few photos so there was not much to see. However, the building itself was beautiful. It was perfect for taking pictures as everything was white and the lighting was perfect from all angles. It is a completely renovated pool, although you could only go into the children's pool. There were some permanent expos we didn't see, these are bigger allegedly. I would recommend this place for a short trip. I wouldn't specifically recommend this for families. The temporary expo I would recommend for photography.

Former swimming pool turned into a cultural center showing a selection of art, culture, history and human rights exhibitions

We went to Vaudrée II, but it was closed due to renovation. So was the bottle shop. So we walked to Vaudrée I instead. We arrived in the lunch rush, so it was busy but the waiters were very friendly and helpful. We came to taste beers because we heard they have a large beer menu. The beer list is large (50-60) but not very exciting, mostly typical blondes and ambre and only a few more exciting types as geuze, kriek and lambic. Some of these quite boring lindemans. The flemish red Duchess of Bourgogne was an exciting taste of a very special and rare type.

Would rate 4,66 if I could! Everytime I went, it was always a good time with friends! 🥰 Good service and good quality food ! Would Recommend 10/10 😋

Food was fine, service was pleasant and quick and selection of beer was really broad.

No lunches are served just beer. But what an selection. Place is very noisy.

Service was very friendly, food was a little slow to come out but was delicious. The Aperitif Maison was nice too.

Great place for food and top quality beer!

Nice and big selection of belgium beers. Food and ambience make it a good taverne.

Didn’t have a chance to go in and have a closer look. Just took a few pics from the outside. However, all these stones turned me on and burned me into fires.

Very beautiful Church. Somehow it managed to avoid to be dominated by one architectural style and maintained an original mix of many.

A gem in Liege.

In a quiet corner near the center of Liege. Stunning! 😍

Ok

Super

(Translated by Google) The Church of St. Dionysius is part of the famous "Seven Collegiate Churches" of Liège and thus a significant witness to the religious and urban history of the city. Its origins date back to the early Middle Ages, and the city's long history can still be felt today within its walls. The simple Romanesque architecture is both powerful and inviting, while the interior preserves valuable historical elements and works of art. St. Dionysius stands somewhat off the main tourist routes, offering the opportunity to experience Liège's sacred heritage in a peaceful, authentic atmosphere. A wonderful place for history buffs and lovers of medieval churches. (Original) Die Kirche St. Dionysius ist Teil der berühmten „Sieben Kollegiatkirchen“ von Lüttich und damit ein bedeutendes Zeugnis der religiösen und städtebaulichen Geschichte. Ihr Ursprung reicht ins frühe Mittelalter zurück, und noch heute lässt sich in den Mauern die lange Geschichte der Stadt spüren. Die schlichte romanische Architektur wirkt zugleich kraftvoll und einladend, während im Inneren wertvolle historische Elemente und Kunstwerke erhalten geblieben sind. St. Dionysius steht etwas abseits der touristischen Hauptwege und bietet so die Möglichkeit, Lüttichs sakrales Erbe in einer ruhigen, authentischen Atmosphäre zu erleben. Ein wunderbarer Ort für Geschichtsinteressierte und Liebhaber mittelalterlicher Kirchen.

We watched the story of chanche good but the guide didn't know any English

super

(Translated by Google) What a trip down memory lane, what a change of scenery! The show is fantastic, suitable for ages 3 to 82 at least, the beer during intermission is great, everything about this place exudes kindness, volunteerism, and a desire to share. Bravo to all! :) (Original) Quel retour en enfance, quel dépaysement. Le spectacle est fantastique, de 3 a 82 ans au moins, la bière a l entracte est super, tout dans ce monde transpire la gentillesse, le bénévolat, l envie de partage. Bravo a tous :)

(Translated by Google) They weren't able to correctly list the opening hours here on Google Maps. I bought a ticket for nothing, hence the minimum of one star. Disappointing, this incompetence! (Original) Die waren nicht fähig, die Öffnungszeiten hier auf Google Maps korrekt anzugeben. Ticket gekauft für nichts, deshalb hier das Minimum von einem Stern. Enttäuschend, diese Unfähigkeit!

(Translated by Google) Childhood memories, peket (a local spirit), and lots of mockery. (Original) Souvenir d'enfance, peket et beaucoup de dérision

(Translated by Google) A classic of Liège's cultural heritage that every child aged 4 to 8 should come and see. The Tchantches show is resolutely designed for the enjoyment of children, although too noisy and too violent (solving problems through systematic fighting is not the message to convey to our children...). (Original) Un classique du patrimoine culturel de Liège que chaque enfant de 4 à 8 ans devrait venir voir. Le spectacle de Tchantches est résolument pensé pour le plaisir des enfants, bien que trop bruyant et trop violent (solutionner les problèmes par un bagarre systématique n'est pas le message à véhiculer à nos enfants...).

(Translated by Google) First time for us and it was really great to discover! I highly recommend. (Original) 1ere fois pour nous et c'était vraiment génial à découvrir ! Je recommande vivement.

Very nice and very biiig

Beautiful church and cloisters. Friendly man the guide. Although in need of restoration but still gorgeous

Lovely place to pray, gather family at Christmas or drink their homemade beers.

Dark and brooding

(Translated by Google) It is similar to Aachen Cathedral, but was built 100 years later. The highlight is the vault and the statues. The interior and exterior are still being renovated here. (Original) Sie ähnelt dem Aachener Dom, wurde aber 100 Jahre später erbaut. Highlight ist das Gewölbe und die Statuen. Hier wird noch fleissig innen und aussen renouviert.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent collegiate church built at the request of the first Prince-Bishop Notger. It's definitely worth a visit. A delight for architecture admirers. Fingers crossed that after the cloister is renovated, the collegiate church will be renovated as well. Please note: only open during the summer season. (Original) Magnifique collégiale construite sur demande du premier Prince-Evêques Notger. Elle vaut vraiment le coup d'œil. Un plaisir pour les admirateurs de l'architecture. Croisons les doigts qu'après le cloître rénové, la collégiale le soit aussi. Attention uniquement ouvert durant la belle saison (été).

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful! If you are visiting Liège for the first time, I highly recommend stopping by. (Original) Ebdroit très beau ! Si vous visitez Liège pour la première fois, je conseille grandement de passer par là.

Modern update to historic building on a quiet cobblestone lane in Old Town Liege. Room (#7) served two people. Compact. Didn’t do breakfast. Road is blocked off with lots of local artisan shops and also Nuevice is building a new and larger hotel across the street. Staff: were super nice, none on site after 9p Staircases can be problematic.

Beautiful boutique hotel in the city center of Liège. Beautifully restored building with a luxury feel. We could park our bicycles in the yard. We had room 8, which is spacious and really nice. Breakfast is expensive (19 euro per person), we skipped it and went for coffee around the corner. But, we will very likely return next time in town.

This is a beautiful place to stay in a small street with no cars. A calm place with a nice room let us enjoy Liege for a 3 day trip. We (2 adults, 2 kids) booked the family room and loved it.

The facilities in the room was really exceptional, for such a tiny hotel and I didn't expect it to be so advanced. All controls is touch based! There are so so so many lights in the room that you can play with to give you the right ambiance - romantic, bright, reading etc etc etc. The bathrooms are large with basic toiletries.

Loved this hotel ! Such a good location

The hotel is cozy. Rooms are modern and sparkling clean. Breakfast is very yammy though it's small. Staff are nice and helpful. The owner is flexible. Location just in city centre. Lot of restaurants are around

Sublimely renovated historical building, tastefully decorated with great attention to detail. Kind staff. We had fun trying all the lighting posibilities. Breakfast was fresh and delicious. Everything you can hope for when cheching into a boutique hotel. Location perfect for exploring historical district, sunday market and the quirkier sides of outremeuse.

Was looking forward to visit and discover the products. Rude cashier doesn’t respond when I say hi or goodbye and wouldn’t even look at me. What a way to do business! Shame on you.

Local products from southern Belgium

Bad service Bad things

Very rude cashier that doesn’t greet when entering empty store. When we said bonjour, she ignored us. When two other ladies entered she greeted them. I don’t know if she’s plain rude or racist (my wife has brown skin color, the other ladies were white Belgians) this store gets 0 stars. I hope they work on themselves!

Original

Extremely expensive

(Translated by Google) I placed an order online: very fast shipping, received the next day! The products were very well protected and the gift wrapping was added as requested. Nothing to complain about, I am very satisfied! (Original) J’ai passé une commande sur internet : envoi très rapide, reçue dès le lendemain ! Les produits étaient très bien protégés et les emballages cadeaux ont été ajoutés comme demandé. Rien à redire, je suis très satisfaite !

Woooonderful view! Very recommended

Good lookup point for the city from above and the city is laid out in the grey colour

Perfect view

two benches to enjoy the great view.

Amazing view to the whole city landscape.

Nice views

Beautiful view of the City

The basilica looks very beautiful from the outside. It sits in the corner of the street. I tried to go inside but it wasn’t open.

Very nice church with beautiful stained glass windows. Currently (as of 06/2024) the tower is closed due to Kestrel breeding up there.

Amazing Gothic architecture and spectacular view. Mandatory stop on the Liege Collegiate Churches Circuit.

Really nice church, on top of the hill, with a beautiful view of Liege. Worth a visit !

Closed.

One of the most beautiful basilicas in Belgium.

(Translated by Google) The Basilica Minor in Liège is an impressive building, captivating both inside and out with its magnificent details. The blend of historic architecture and spiritual atmosphere makes a visit particularly worthwhile. A real highlight is the climb to the tower: Once at the top, you'll be rewarded with a magnificent panoramic view of Liège and the surrounding area – perfect for taking beautiful souvenir photos. Friendly staff are happy to provide information about the history and architecture, making the visit even more enriching. Highly recommended for culture and city lovers! (Original) Die Basilika Minor in Lüttich ist ein beeindruckendes Bauwerk, das sowohl von außen als auch im Inneren mit prachtvollen Details begeistert. Die Mischung aus historischer Architektur und spiritueller Atmosphäre macht den Besuch besonders lohnenswert. Ein echtes Highlight ist der Aufstieg auf den Turm: Oben angekommen wird man mit einem herrlichen Panoramablick über Lüttich und die Umgebung belohnt – perfekt für schöne Erinnerungsfotos. Freundliche Mitarbeiter geben gerne Auskunft über Geschichte und Baukunst, was den Besuch noch bereichernder macht. Absolut empfehlenswert für Kultur- und Stadtliebhaber!

Small, but charming flower display

One of the best place to be and visit in Liege.

It’s good place however there is plenty of traffic and construction around this area.

Beautiful place 👏

Very relaxing

(Translated by Google) Nice to go for a walk (Original) Schön spazieren zu gehen

(Translated by Google) Beautiful fountain, good for walking. (Original) Schöner Brunnen, gut zum Spazierengehen.

Great experience! Well thought escape room. Lovely hosts!

An experience to try. It’s fun.

Good escape room with nice staff

(Translated by Google) An excellent time spent playing this Sunday morning, both immersive and informative! Everything is very well thought out, presented, put together and debriefed. Great welcome! Bravo for this escape game, we will come back :) (Original) Un excellent moment de jeu passé ce dimanche matin, à la fois immersif et instructif ! Tout est très bien pensé, présenté, ficelé et débriefé. Accueil au top ! Bravo pour cet escape game, nous reviendrons :)

(Translated by Google) Super warm welcome, perfect setting in sync with the theme. Interesting subject and followed at the right time to be able to move forward! We had a great time and we didn't see the time passing by!! Looking forward to trying the second game next time!! (Original) Accueil super chaleureux, cadre parfait en synchro avec le thème. Sujet intéressant et suivi au bon moment pour pouvoir avancer ! On s'est bien amusé et on n'a pas vu passer le temps !! Vivement la prochaine fois pour essayer le deuxième jeux!!

(Translated by Google) Our team faced all 3 venues in a row this weekend. Great welcome from the manager who puts you in the mood. The rooms are sought after in terms of decoration. Good level, non-linear signs. I unreservedly recommend this place. (Original) Notre équipe a affronté les 3 salles d'affilée ce week-end. Super acceuil par le responsable qui vous met dans l'ambiance. Les salles sont recherchées niveau décoration. Enignes de bon niveau, non linéaires. Je recommande sans réserve cet endroit.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic escape room. The owner is a very enthusiastic man who really knows how to draw you into the story. The escape room itself is a lot of fun, nicely themed and every puzzle is a challenge again and again. In short, highly recommended! (Original) Fantastische escape room. De eigenaar is een zeer bevlogen man, die je echt weet mee te nemen in het verhaal. De escape room zelf is erg leuk, mooi in thema en elke puzzel is steeds opnieuw weer een uitdaging. Kortom, een aanrader!

Nice theatre where you can also get a drink (you seat with tables). Nevertheless, service is not as quick as it should, as the play will never start until everyone has a drink (which may take some time).

Super

Correct place but nothing special.

Super cosy

Ok

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(Translated by Google) Nice place. Shows cost 25-30 euros. Take an antihistamine before going if you have allergies! (Original) Lieu sympa. Les spectacles coutent 25-30 euros. Avalez un antihistaminique avant d'y aller si vous avez des allergies!!

We went here on the first Sunday of the month since it's free entrance then. I would recommend it for younger kids, but my 6 year old enjoyed it very much. She liked seeing the history of the transport in Liège and it was very interesting for us adults too. The coolest part is that you can enter some of the old trams, buses and other transportation means and play inside s little bit. We quite liked it as a family outing and would recommend it to spend around 2 hours.

Perfect for lovers of busses and trams! Went with 5 year old son last week and he had the time of his life 'driving' busses and trams. You get to climb aboard some lovely old (and not-so-old) vehicles for a very immersive experience . The lady at the ticket desk is absolutely delightful and very helpful.

Large museum showcasing transport of Wallonia from past to present. Interesting to see all the forms of transport from the age of steam to the present day with the new trams.

Unsuspectedly entertaining museum for the kids, especially those interested to participate in pretend play. We visited this museum due to our boy’s interest in the various modes of transportation, which you can easily find here. From horse-drawn carriages to trams to buses… There was even a corner dedicated to art and craft for the little ones. The museum offered colourful papers, pens and scissors for the children to create and colour their paper 3D train. Yes, the information was only in French but with Google Translate, that language barrier was easily overcome. We had visited on a particularly warm Summer’s day and the staff were generous in offering free cold water to us. Super! An educational playground for the children (and adults) truly!

Very good find, and well worth the trip for those interested in 20th century public transport. A lot of the old trams and buses were available to get on and have a look round.

Very interesting museum about the history of public transport in the region. All the information is in french only but you can definitely enjoy it anyway

What an amazing piece of history . What for great employees!!! Love them.

Nice and beautiful building. We went to Le Forum to enjoy Lord of the Rings Music, turns out it’s actually some sort of fraudulent company that is being sued by Howard Shore himself? That also explains why the musical pieces were so short (copyright laws). The amount of false notes and the embarrassing AI illustrations used on the projector made us laugh a lot so the money wasn’t entirely lost. Weirdly most of the public seemed to enjoy it… Conclusion: the Forum should be careful in its selection of artists. This was absolutely embarrassing :-/

beautiful venue! the sound was decent, have heard better but also worse. Only negative point is that the view from the gallery is kind of obstructed, due to that i couldn’t see 30% of the stage. The leg room was also very minimal, luckily I’m not that tall but if you’re taller than 185cm u might have some troubles.

Great venue...the old grandeur but so pure and splendid. Go there when Uhoda Jazz takes place.

Very nice theatre with clean bathrooms. Bar has quite limited choice but very reasonable prices.

Efficient management of the queues and faultless sound quality.

Such a beautiful historic concert hall. However, it's quite narrow for the legs of taller people.

Absolute brilliant venue, so close and intimate!!!