Le Grand Curtius Museum houses archaeology, decorative art, religious artifacts and an extensive weapons collection within a historic mansion, presenting objects as social documents rather than mere curiosities. The site provides wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, and restrooms, plus an on-site restaurant and child-friendly galleries, making longer, focused visits genuinely practical for fam... »
Museum of Walloon Life — presents — 19th-century Walloon domestic, industrial, and festive culture through objects, photographs, and handwritten labels that feel unexpectedly personal. Liège puppet theatre — returns — to the gallery with short performances that make children laugh and adults remember; accessible facilities and an on-site restaurant — provide — practical comfort for families and vi... »
Coteaux de la Citadelle, a verdant sanctuary in Liège's heart, offers an enchanting escape where nature and history intertwine. As you ascend its slopes, you'll discover a tapestry of fields, woods, and orchards punctuated by medieval remnants, with over 60 monuments narrating fragments of the city's rich past. The hillside's crowning glory lies in its panoramic vistas of Liège and the Meuse Valle... »
