Liège: Attractions and more...
In the Place St Lambert you find the 16th-century Palace of the Prince-Bishops. The Archeoforum (an archeological museum), lies under the Place St Lambert. St Lambert’s tomb can be found in The Saint-Paul Cathedral.
Liege has a wealth of diverse museums diplaying Walloon Life and Art, religious, and modern art. The train station by Santiago Calatrava is a must for enthusiasts of modern architecture.
The historic city centre, the Outremeuse, and the Citadel can all be easily visited on a walking tour.
The city is famous for its folk festivals - The 15th of August festival is the best known. The city also hosts also a signficant jazz festival.
The nightlife in Liege is very lively, particularly in Le Carré quarter, which has many pubs open until the early hours of the morning.
What to see in detail
The Church of St. Denis
Saint Paul Church
Saint James Cathedral
St. Lambert Cathedral
Will find places of interest on the map. Clock on the attractions for details
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