Liege, located in southeastern Belgium, is one of the largest cities in Wallonia. Liège is located on the Meuse River and surrounded by the hilly Ardennes. It’s a dynamic city with a rich history, culture, and many attractions for visitors. Here are some impressive places worth visiting in Liege:
Place Saint-Lambert
The central square in Liege, surrounded by impressive buildings, including the Palace of the Prince-Bishops (Palais des Princes-Évêques) and the Cathedral of Saint Paul (Cathédrale Saint-Paul).
Montagne de Bueren
These steep stairs of about 374 steps lead to the fortress in Liege. Climbing these stairs offers beautiful views of the city.
Citadelle de Liège
A fortress located on a hill, offering beautiful views of the city and surroundings. You can hike up there or take a cable car.
La Batte
The largest outdoor market in Europe, which takes place along the Meuse River every Sunday morning. It’s a perfect place for shopping for fresh produce, souvenirs, and local specialties.
Museums
Liege has many interesting museums, such as the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, the Grand Curtius Museum, the Archaeological Museum, and others.
Val-Dieu Abbey
Located north of Liege, in a beautiful park, it’s known for producing Belgian Trappist beer.
Operas
Liege also has operas, such as the Royal Opera of Wallonia, where you can watch opera and ballet performances.
