Liège

Temples & religious sites

Liège Cathedral

Liège Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Liège, Belgium, first built in the 10th century and rebuilt between the 13th and 15th centuries. It became the seat of the Diocese of Liège after the Cathedral of St. Lambert was destroyed.

Culture & venues

Opéra Royal de Wallonie

An opera house located in Liège, Belgium. Travelers visit here to enjoy opera and classical music performances.

Castles & palaces

Prince-Bishops' Palace

The former palace of the prince-bishops, standing on Place Saint-Lambert in downtown Liège, once faced the grand Saint Lambert Cathedral. It now serves as a courthouse and provincial government building while retaining its historic facade.

Temples & religious sites

St James's Church

A Roman Catholic church in central Liège, originating from an abbey church founded in 1015. It's a great place to take your time exploring a building steeped in history.

Nature

Ourthe

The Ourthe is a river flowing through the Ardennes in Belgium's Wallonia region, running 165 km and passing near Liège. It's a great place to enjoy the natural scenery of the Ardennes along its course.

Temples & religious sites

St Bartholomew's Church, Liège

A Roman Catholic church in central Liège, begun in the late 11th century and built in the Mosan Romanesque style. It reached its present form through additions made over several centuries.

Nature

Vesdre

A river flowing through Liège Province in eastern Belgium. Along its course, you can enjoy quiet, scenic views.

Museums & galleries

Curtius Museum

A museum on the banks of the Meuse River in Liège, Belgium, housing archaeological artifacts and decorative art. Designated as a major heritage site of Wallonia, it offers a chance to appreciate its historical significance.