Liège

The cathedral is located in the most lively part of the city, with the greatest environment. This former collegiate church was founded in 966 and became a cathedral in 1802, replacing the great cathedral of Our Lady and St. Lambert

This staircase reminds me of Vincent de Bueren, a nobleman ve was a great defender of the city against the Duke Charles. The climb gives way to rest on landings at regular intervals and also with some banks to enjoy a great view of

The new Calatrava station, opened on September 18, 2009, has 9 tracks and 5 platforms (three 450 m and two 350 m long). The style of the Valencian architect is undeniable. The station building was constructed of steel, glass and

This is the hub of the city, and home to the greatest building, the Palace of the Prince Bishops. In its time, there was a large cathedral, though now nothing remains, only a few metal poles to remind one of its location. Also within

This is a museum complex named after a famous ammunition manufacturer from Liege, Jean de Court, known as Curtius (1551-1627). It brings together the collections of religious art and Meuse, weapons, decorative arts, glass and

This is a pretty medieval church from the eleventh and twelfth centuries. The interior was renovated in the eighteenth century in the Baroque style and the exterior has regained its original appearance after a much needed restoration.

The Pont des Arches bridge is the only one of the bridges over the Meuse River that existed during the Middle Ages. It was rebuilt in 1947 and decorated with scenes that are popular throughout Liege. But the most striking and monument

Located in Hombourg-Vogelsang, the Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery and Memorial is one of the largest cemeteries in Belgium. Situated in a natural green area, it's a place of remembrance and respect. It makes for a nice visit when

This is outstanding. See the 16th century courtyard. The main facade is from the eighteenth century, and the west wing is later. It now houses the provincial courts and administrative offices. Prince Bishop Erard de la Marck was

The Benedictine Abbey Church of Santiago was founded in 1015. It is a gothic-style church that was rebuilt between 1514 and1538. The interior is richly decorated with sculptures of Del Cour as well as an organ of the seventeenth

The Opéra Royal de Wallonie is the opera company in the city of Liege, Belgium. It is one of the four important Belgian opera houses, the others being those of Brussels (La Monnaie), Ghent and Antwerp (Der Vlaamse Opera). Founded in

This church dedicated to St. Denis was founded in 987, by Bishop Notger. The western facade probably formed past of the defensive system of the city. Inside, you'll find beautiful furniture, baroque statues, and an organ. The tower