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Historic heart
The so-called fountain Perron, symbol of the city's freedoms
Information
Country	Belgium
City	Cork
River (s)	Meuse
Altitude	Between 60 and78 m
Postal code	4000
Telephone prefix	32 4 2xxxxxx
Location
50 ° 38 ′ 44 ″ N 5 ° 34 ′ 42 ″ E (Edit card mask)
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the historic heart of Liège is the central district of Mosane city in Belgium.

Understand

It is from here that the city developed from the VI^e century and where we find the greatest number of monuments to witness history, such as the palace of the prince-bishops, the whole market place, the Saint-Barthélémy collegiate church or the Curtius Palace. It is also one of the two major trade poles Intramural and one of the three great centers of Liège festive life, the scene of a multitude of events, with a large number of restaurants and places to go out.

To go

By train

Liège-Saint-Lambert station (formerly Liège-Palais station), a stone's throw from the place Saint-Lambert, is in direct relation with the Liège-Guillemins international station and is in the area of ​​validity of the “Key Card” for the Liège region with a price of 2,4 € (~ 2.65 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 3.59 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 2.9 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 1,573.45 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) per trip.

Railway stations	Line	Connection with other transport
50.64655.570971 Liège-Saint-Lambert station (Liège-Palais station) Brussels street counters: from 6 to 20 h (20 h 30 Saturday and Sunday). – (only for mounting). Staff present from 6 to 21 h. Automatic ticket machines. Small free car park. No bicycle parking. (last update Feb. 2018)	Line 34  – Liège-Guillemins ↔ Hasselt (last update Feb. 2018)	Bus  – 12, 19, 53, 61, 70, 72, 73, 74, 75, 80, 81, 82, 84, 85, 88, 175 stop “Cadran”. (last update March 2018) Taxi  – no. (last update March 2018) Shared car  – Yes (Cambio on the Place du Cadran). (last update March 2018)

By public transport

Most of the bus lines in of the Liège region converge on one of the four terminals in the historic heart of the city. These are located 50.6447965.5753512 Leopold Square , 50.645155.5730853 place Saint-Lambert , 50.6434965.5721064 French Republic Square as well as around the50.6432665.5701935 Royal Opera of Wallonia and very close to each other. The names of these four terminals are used to indicate the direction of the bus as it moves towards the center.

Line n^o 53 connects theLiège international airport at the Place Saint-Lambert terminal.

Line n^o 4, for its part, which is an urban loop whose fictitious terminal is "Bavaria ”(Rue Ransonnet) stops at the“ Opéra ”and“ Saint-Lambert ”terminals.

By car

Follow the signs Center Where Historical Heart and reach one of the three secure paid car parks: 50.645045.571986 Saint-Lambert parking ( 500 places, entrances by rue de Bruxelles, by place Verte or by the Tivoli space), 50.645015.579037 Cité parking lot ( 360 places, entrance by the quai de la Goffe) or 50.646285.580518 Saint-Georges car park ( 195 places, entries by Feronstrée or La Batte).

Circulate

The best way to get around is on foot. The district occupies an area of ​​approximately 50 hectares, is hardly more than a kilometer in its greatest length and the relief is flat, except to reach the Sainte-Croix collegiate church which is about ten meters higher in altitude than the rest. It is the ideal mode of travel not only to admire the many historic buildings or to engage in the timeless dead ends of Féronstrée and Hors-Château but also to indulge in window shopping or to enjoy the lively atmosphere.

To see

Îlot Sainte-Croix

• 50.645385.570031 Collegiate Church of the Holy Cross Green place  Following an in-depth restoration which should last until 2022, the interior of the collegiate church is currently only accessible during heritage days (2 days in September, not yet known, 2020). free. – (2013, The ensemble except the instrumental part of the organ). Founded and erected between 976 and 986 by the first prince-bishop Notger, she is one of the seven collegiate of Liège. Of the Notgerian building, only a section of coal sandstone wall remains to the south of the eastern choir. The current Rhine-type sanctuary is distinguished by its two choirs apse opposites and its three naves of equal height which make it hall type church. The western choir, built around 1200-1220 is in a transitional style between Romanesque and Gothic. The eastern choir, dated 1255, and the rest of the building, dating from 1283 to 1332, are Gothic in style. (last updated Oct 2019)
• Sainte-Croix cloisters  –  (last updated Oct 2019)
  • 50.64555.570592 Former church of Saint-Nicolas-aux-Mouches Sainte-Croix Cloisters 1 private dwelling. – The first church, already octagonal in shape, was erected in 1025 by Reginard, the fifth prince-bishop of Liège. It was rebuilt in 1494 and transformed for the last time in 1633. With its dimensions of 12 by 10 meters, it has always been the smallest parish church in the city and owes its name to the cessation of an epidemic caused by flies. which rages during the XIII^e century. Desecrated in 1803, it became the home of the vicar of the Sainte-Croix church before being transformed into a dwelling in 1816. On the ground floor, the coal-sandstone dates from the first church of the XI^e century while the dressed stones date from 1494. The first brick floor dates from 1693 while the bay windows date from 1803 and 1816. The only remaining on the east facade are three walled ogival bays of the 1633 church. (last updated Oct 2019)
  • 50.645285.570353 Former cloisters and presbytery Sainte-Croix Cloisters 3 to 17 private homes. – At the end of the square, four old residences, n^bone 3 to 9, which were used as cloister dwellings and some of which date from the XVII^e century. In the background, to the south of the collegiate church, its former presbytery, at n^o 17, dating, in part, from the end of XVII^e century and, in part, from the beginning of XVIII^e century. On the rue Haute-Sauvenière side, the base of the building as well as the retaining wall of the garden, in coal sandstone, date from the X^e century and constitute one of the remaining elements of thenotgerian enclosure. (last updated Oct 2019)
• 50.645175.570764 Hotel de Bocholtz place Saint-Michel 8-10,   32 4 3754709, e-mail : [email protected] – This mansion of XVI^e century is one of the rare witnesses of the Mosan Renaissance Liege. It owes its name to Arnold de Bocholtz, great schoolgirl of Saint-Lambert Cathedral and, moreover, large cumulard. In 1543, he bought two canonical houses which he transformed, between 1561 and 1563, into a private mansion. In 1967, the building was bought and renovated by the Belgian branch of the bank Paribas then bought again, in 2013, by François Fornieri, the boss of Mithra Pharmaceuticals which gives it its current function, namely a place of exhibitions, interdisciplinary and international meetings and organization of private events. (last updated Oct 2019)

The Sainte-Croix collegiate church seen from the Principality footbridge. The old church of Saint-Nicolas-aux-Mouches in the foreground. In the Sainte-Croix Cloisters. The Bocholtz hotel. Soer's hotel.

Place Saint-Lambert

free. (LIEGE_DIGITAL_CITY). The first place to be occupied in the city, this space was created following the destruction of the Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Lambert cathedral by the people of Liège themselves during the Liège revolution and will not receive its official name until 1827. The current place has retained its vocation born in the 1900s as a major hub of Liège public transport, part of the infrastructure dedicated to bus having been buried during its renovation which began in 1979 and lasted two decades. On the ground, sixteen metal columns delimit the width of the nave while as many red circular slabs mark the location of the pillars of the central nave and the elongated blocks show the location of the buttresses separating the side chapels from the old cathedral. . At the bottom of the square, facing the palace, we now find the St-Lambert Galleries who replaced the store Grand Bazaar and whose facade in Venetian neo-Renaissance style dating from 1905 is listed as part of the real estate heritage of the Wallonia.

• 50.646155.57435 Palace of the Prince-Bishops place Saint-Lambert 18,   32 4 2509370  1^D court : Mon.- Sun. : 8 h - 20 h, the rest: heritage days (9 and September 10 in 2017) of 10 h - 18 h. free, guided tour: 4 € (~ 4.42 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 5.99 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 4.83 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 2,622.42 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021). – (Europe of democracy and memory) (2013, The whole with the exception of the courtyard and the railings in front of the facade on Place Notger). Composed of the courthouse (classic facade of Place Saint-Lambert) and the provincial palace (neo-Gothic side facade of Place Notger), both of which can be visited exceptionally, it is structured around two Gothic courtyards, the first of which is free access and about which Victor Hugo had these words: "Nowhere have I seen a stranger, more gloomy and more superb architectural ensemble". The 68 columns and 4 corner pillars that support the open quadrangular gallery of this courtyard are richly adorned with fantastic human figures and grotesque masks, all different and are witnesses to the currents of Renaissance humanist thought and the discovery of the New world. This palace constitutes the heart of the city, and represents the temporal aspect of the power of the former prince-bishops of Liège while the spiritual side of this power, was represented by the immense Gothic cathedral of Notre-Dame and Saint-Lambert. Although informed by certain cards, such as public parking, the first courtyard is reserved for the operation of the courthouse. (last update March 2018)
• 50.645295.573176 Archeoforum place Saint-Lambert 9-17,   32 4 2509370, e-mail : [email protected] adult : 8 € (~ 8.84 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 11.98 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 9.66 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 5,244.85 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), senior and student: 7 € (~ 7.74 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 10.48 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 8.45 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 4,589.24 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021) (including the loan of an interactive tablet). – (50.645355.572837 entrance to the right of the bus tunnel). Presents, on 3 725 m², the remains of martyrium of Saint Lambert and three successive cathedrals as well as a building from the Roman period whose function is still uncertain but whosehypocaust is particularly well preserved and prehistoric objects, the oldest of which date from the VII^e millennium BC, found on site. The course also includes games and manipulations designed for young children. Souvenir shop. (last update jul. 2019)

The palace of the prince-bishops and the dome of the Saint-André church. The Gothic facade of the palace. The first courtyard of the palace. The entrance to the Archeofurum. The listed facade of the old Grand Bazaar.  The little plane where all the children come to be photographed alongside Tchantchès and Nanesse.

Market place

free. (LIEGE_DIGITAL_CITY). As old as the city, its grip is identical to the one she had at X^e century. From the start and until the end of the principality, it is theagora Liège, in the first sense of the term. The whole square, which is listed as a heritage site for the Walloon region, still constitutes one of the city's most popular meeting points and its function as a café terrace with trees. 2,000 m² has something to do with it.

• 50.645675.575688 Perron market place – (2013, the whole fountain) Symbol par excellence of the city, no one knows when the first was erected steps but its current form of stoop-fountain, fed by the "areine de la Cité ”, dates from 1305. In 1697, it was refurbished by the sculptor Jean Del Cour which, in addition to the arcaded fountain, adds to it the group of Three Graces in white marble that support the pine cone. Until 1717, the arcades were decorated with busts which were transported, by the two mayors of the time, in the vestibule of the town hall where they are still located above the doors. The Three Graces current are copies; the originals are exhibited at Grand Curtius protected from pollution. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.645845.57659 Fountain of Tradition market place – This fountain dates, in its present form, from 1719. In the past, it was called the “Savetresses fountain” because, on market days, it was around it that the shoe sellers gathered (cobblers). The construction is in freestone, including the shells placed at each corner. A bronze panel adorns each face of the fountain; three represent scenes from popular life in Liège, hence the name “Tradition”, while a pine cone, similar to that of the steps Liège surmounts it. (last update jul. 2019)
• 50.645355.5756110 City Hall (The violet) market square 2 – (2013, the facades) (Hall of Lost causes). The Hôtel de Ville, also known as "La Violette", is an elegant classical building. It was built between 1714 and 1718, during the reconstruction of the city bombed by French troops in 1691. The historiated pediment shows, in its center, the coat of arms of the prince-bishop Joseph-Clément of Bavaria surrounded by the coats of arms of the two mayors in place at the time of the inauguration in 1718, Michel-Nicolas de Lohier and Louis-Lambert de Liverlo. Visitors can also visit its salons exceptionally, but the Salle des Pas Perdus is free to enter. This room incorporates a balcony supported by four atlantes in oak as well as, above each of the six interior doors, a bust in Carrara marble sculpted by Jean Del Cour. Before 1718, these were on each of the columns of the steps. But also, the statue in Carrara marble of 1 meter 90 sculpted by Adelin Hall in 1937 and representing the queen astrid presenting, from the top of the steps of the town hall, the prince of Liège to Liege July 7, 1935. The houses in the square date from the same period and line up charming facades crisscrossed with blue stone and coated brick. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.646025.5759411 Saint-André Church market place – (a ramp at the entrance). If we do not know the origin of the church, we know that until 1250, when it received an endowment, it was a poor parish church with no income. In 1255, it was ceded by employer's law to theTeutonic Order of St. Andrew which makes it one of its two parish churches in Liège. Between 1765 and 1772, the church was completely rebuilt by the architect Jacques-Barthélemy Renoz which gives it the current appearance surmounted by its dome with twelve sides that we know. Desecrated in 1795 by the French revolutionaries, it became successively: grain exchange, labor exchange and, finally, space for temporary exhibitions and place of events organized by the city of Liège. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.64515.5768612 In Neuvice  – "Neuvice" comes from Novus Vicus, that is to say either "new street" or "new district". In Liège Walloon, we speak of Vinave. It is one of the arteries of Liège to have maintained its route of XI^e century and its grip and facades of the end of XVII^e century. It is also the largest free terrace in the city, if not in Belgium, thanks to the countless benches, chairs and tables that all the street traders make available to passers-by, without any obligation to consume anything. (last update Feb. 2018)
  • 50.645345.5772413 Rue du Carré  – The street, which is inhabited and dates from the end of XVII^e century in its current appearance, is nothing spectacular other than being the narrowest street in Liège and impossible to pass along its entire length with an open umbrella. (last update Feb. 2018)
  • 50.644545.5771314 Church of Saint-Antoine and Sainte-Catherine In Neuvice 54  Tue.- sat. : 9 h - 11 h, Sun. : 9 h - 12 h. free. – Erected in Romanesque style, at the beginning of the XII^e century, near Vieux-Pont-des-Arches, it was moved and rebuilt in 1358 in Gothic style at its current location. Destroyed, as well as a large part of the district, during the bombardments between the 2 and June 7 by the French troops of Louis XIV, it was rebuilt in the form of a Latin cross in baroque style at the end of the XVII^e century. Above the main altar, a representation of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, on the sides, several statues including a Saint Michael attributed to the school of Jean Del Cour. Also on display is a collection of ancient liturgical vestments from the Liège treasury. (last update March 2018)
  • 50.644515.5775415 Montefiore fountain In Neuvice visible at all times. – Erected in 1888 in bronze, it is one of five, out of twenty, remaining “drinking fountains”. In addition to the four drinking water jets (in service from June to October between 9 h and 21 h), it is equipped with a large upper basin, intended to water the horses, and a small lower basin, intended to water the dogs. The column is surmounted by a small sculpture representing a water carrier as for the rim of the large basin, it bears the inscription in high relief. « fountain drinker montefiore bischoffsheim 1888 ». (last update June 2019)

The porch. City Hall. The entrance to the Saint-André church. Some of the 49 listed building facades. During the “Christmas Village”. In Neuvice. The Church of Saint-Antoine and Sainte-Catherine. The rue du Carré.

Féronstrée and Hors-Château

• 50.64735.5793916 Hors-Château Street  – Apart from the points of interest described and located below, another of its attractions are its seven dead ends which are to be discovered one after the other in the respect of the inhabitants who knew how to renovate and maintain these places which constitute a journey in the weather. Its name comes from the fact that it was outside the oldest ramparts erected by Notger. (last update Feb. 2018)
  • 50.646695.5763717 Saint-Antoine Church Moray Street  Tue.- Sun. : 9 h 30 - 18 h. free (except during certain events). – (five steps at the entrance). Completed in 1244 in coal sandstone and Gothic style, it was part of the former Cordeliers convent. The facade in Baroque style dated XVIII^e century. Desecrated in 1977, it now belongs to the city of Liège and is used for temporary exhibitions or houses many cultural events. (last update March 2018)
  • 50.646965.5762118 Museum of Walloon life (Convent of the Cordeliers) minors court,   32 4 2379060, e-mail : [email protected]  Tue.- Sun. : 9 h 30 - 18 h. adult : 5 € (~ 5.53 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 7.49 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 6.04 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 3 278.03 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), senior and student: 4 € (~ 4.42 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 5.99 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 4.83 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 2,622.42 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021), <12 years old: 3 € (~ 3.32 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 4.49 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 3.62 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 1 966.82 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), <4 years old: free, 1^er Sunday of the month: free for all. – (via the door of the museum restaurant in the Cour des Mineurs). The permanent collections are made up of approximately 100,000 pieces illustrating subjects as varied as crafts and tools, toys, clothing and fashion accessories, industrial objects, trinkets and pieces of furniture, Walloon folklore, commerce, tableware, equipment to spare, beliefs. Puppet theater, installed in the Chamart house, each sea. and Sun. Numerous temporary exhibitions focused on the society of yesterday and today in Wallonia. Shop and bookstore. Cafeteria and restaurant with specialties from Liège. (last update March 2018)
  • 50.647325.5764419 Chamart House minors court accessible during theatrical performances and Tue.- Sun. : 9 h 30 - 18 h for the documentation center. – This imposing building, built in 1620, differs from the Cordeliers convent proper by its facades adorned with cartouches and coats of arms carved in tufa. Today it houses the administrative and scientific services as well as the documentation center of the Museum of Walloon life and the puppet theater. (last update Dec. 2018)
  • 50.647165.5768420 Eye of the arine of Richonfontaine Mother God Street – (outside) (interior). The first few meters can be visited on special occasions such as heritage days. This eye constitutes the exit of the oldest areine in the world known and dating from 1244. The daily water flow there is, nowadays, 350 m³ but the double mistress nozzle which comes out of it no longer supplies anything and is lost in the sewers. Formerly, and from 1244, it supplied drinking water to the Saint-Jean-Baptiste fountain as well as theSaint-Abraham hospital-charity located in Féronstrée and, later, several bourgeois houses of the same artery, Potiérue and rue Saint-Jean-Baptiste. (last update Feb. 2018)
  • 50.647165.5770321 Lighting museum (MULUM) Mother God Street 2,   32 4 2237537  Game.- Fri. : 10 h - 18 h, sat.- Sun. : 10 h - 17 h. adult : 2,25 € (~ 2.49 Fr. - course of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 3.37 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 2.72 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 1 475.11 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), senior: 1,25 € (~ 1.38 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 1.87 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 1.51 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 819.51 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), under 26: free, free each 1^er Sunday of the month for all. – The museum presents in a didactic and chronological way, lighting devices that have been used in the world from prehistoric times to the present day. (last update Feb. 2018)
  • 50.646955.5781122 Saint-Jean-Baptiste fountain Hors-Château street – The first fountain dates, at least, from XIV^e century and was directly fueled by theareine de Richonfontaine. It was modified or rebuilt several times to pass successively to two, then three and finally four jets in 1634, date of the current fountain. In 1667, the bronze statue of John the baptist and the bronze door with bas relief representing the baptism of Christ, works of Jean Del Cour. The addition of this statue brings the height of the whole to 5.5 meters. (last update Dec. 2018)
  • 50.64775.577923 Bueren mountain  – (accessible to PMR). No longer part of the 'Slopes of the Citadel », This major point of interest of the city is described there. (last update Feb. 2018)
  • 50.64745.57924 Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception (Saint-Gérard church) Hors-Château street 25-27 – Baroque in style and consecrated in 1655, it is the old church of the former convent of Discalced Carmelites then Redemptorist Fathers. Bought by the city of Liège, it is currently used in part by the hotel school. (last update Feb. 2018)
  • 50.647765.5806225 Convent and Church of the Daughters of the Cross (nasturtium convent) Hors-Château street 49 – Built in 1646 by nasturtium sisters, they were sold during the French Revolution to a banker from Liège then passed in 1861 and by inheritance to the religious congregation of Daughters of the Cross to become a school for young girls. Currently, although the church still belongs to the Daughters of the Cross, part of the convent is occupied by a public nursery school. (last update Feb. 2018)
  • 50.647575.5811626 Saint-Antoine court Hors-Château Street 114 (access by the n^o 114) – It was between 1978 and 1985 that the houses of XVII^e and XVIII^e centuries worthy of interest have been restored and the others reconstructed in postmodern style. (last update Feb. 2018)

The rue Hors-Château. The entrance to the impasse de la Vignette in the rue Hors-Château. The Court of Minors from the Museum of Walloon Life. Interior of the Saint-Antoine church. The Montagne de Bueren seen from below. The Montagne de Bueren seen from above. The Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception. The Cour Saint-Antoine.

• 50.6466385.57999927 Féronstrée  – Féronstrée, and not "rue Féronstrée" which is a pleonasm, the suffix "strée" comes from Walloon strèye meaning "cobbled street". It owes its name to the fact that, in the past, it was occupied by a number of ironworkers. It is at the n^o 6 that died, the August 7, 1106, the emperor Henry IV. (last update Feb. 2018)

• 50.6479495.58296228 Collegiate Church of Saint-Barthélemy rue Saint-Barthélémy 2,   32 4 2502372, e-mail : [email protected] Monday to Saturday from 10 h - 12 h and14 h - 17 h, Sunday of 14 h - 17 h. free, access to the baptismal font projection of a video on the history of the sanctuary and the fonts: 2 € (~ 2.21 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 2.99 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 2.41 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 1 311.21 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), guided tour (duration 2 h) : adult 6 € (~ 6.63 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 8.98 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 7.24 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 3 933.64 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), senior 5 € (~ 5.53 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 7.49 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 6.04 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 3 278.03 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), student 4 € (~ 4.42 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 5.99 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 4.83 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 2,622.42 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021), call 32 4 2219221 for an appointment. – free. on the Place Saint-Barthélémy (LIEGE_DIGITAL_CITY) . (2013, the whole, with the exception of the cloister wing and the organ) The last of the seven Liège collegiate churches to see the light of day, towards the end of XI^e century. This recently renovated Romanesque Rhenish-Mosan vessel houses the masterpiece of Mosan silversmithing from the Middle Ages, the baptismal font from the ancient Notre-Dame-aux-Fonts church which was the mother church of the city and the only one able to confer baptism there. (last update March 2018)

The scene of Christ's baptism in the Jordan.

Part of the luxury hunting rifles (XVIII^e century).

• Baptismal font (in the narthex of the Saint-Barthélemy collegiate church) – (2011, Listed as part of the heritage of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation) The fonts have a diameter of 80 centimeters, a height of 60 centimeters and are supported by ten oxen representing the apostles, two oxen and the lid of the tank were lost when they were hidden from the French revolutionaries between 1794 and 1803. The tank is decorated with five biblical scenes: The preaching of Saint John the Baptist, The Baptism of Christ in the Jordan, The baptism of centurion crow, The baptism of the philosopher Craton by Saint John the Evangelist and Baptism of neophytes or baptism of penance. Long attributed to the silversmith hutoisRenier de Huy, recent techniques for analyzing metals used in an alloy seem to contradict this tradition. Normally, at this time, the copper used in the Mosane region comes from Harz, which is not the case for that of the tank which would come either fromSpain either Sardinia ; zinc does not come from the region of Calamine because the cadmium and theindium, two impurities of natural zinc, present in the alloy of the tank are not found in the zinc mosan; finally, the lead used does not come from the Mosan region but from a metalliferous deposit Andalusian. At the start of the XII^e century, only craftsmen romans Where byzantines master the technique and metals used for melting the tank. As to whether the work was carried out abroad or in the Principality of Liège (in the workshop of Renier de Huy?), The craftsmen having come with their own minerals, the chronicle Chronicon Rythmicum Leodiense simply specifies that the order comes from Father Hellin, also decimator of the parish of Notre-Dame-aux-Fonts. The alloy and the technique used for the melting of the oxen representing the apostles are, for their part, well from the Mosan region and are a purely local production dating from the same period. (last update Feb. 2018)

• 50.647115.583629 Grand Curtius Museum quai de Maestricht 13 and Féronstrée 136,   32 4 2216840, e-mail : [email protected] every day, except Tuesday, from 10 h - 18 h.  price list. – (2013, the Curtius Palace and the Hayme Hotel in Bomal) (at the ticket office) The museum consists of the Curtius Palace, an imposing eight-storey building dating from the early 17th century^e century and which was the home of a wealthy arms merchant, the Hôtel de Hayme de Bomal which served as a prefecture during the French period and twice hosted Napoleon as well as a few other buildings classified as part of the heritage of the Region Walloon. Together, they serve as a setting for the Grand Curtius Museum, whose collections focus on the art and history of the Principality. Two sections, the one devoted to small arms and the one devoted to glass and Val-Saint-Lambert crystal are among the most important collections in the world. (last update March 2018)
• 50.64725.584330 Rue du Mont de Piété  – Formerly rue de la Sirène, its name is due to the presence between 1628 and 1812 of a pawnshop installed in the part of the old Curtius palace bordering the quays of the Meuse. For decades, the little houses on the street served as living rooms for low-cost prostitutes. Nine of these houses are listed as part of the real estate heritage of the Wallonia. Also note thearvau (Walloon term to designate this type of arcade) to the tenant with Feronstrée. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.646985.5821431 Ansembourg Museum (MAAD) Feronstrated 114,   32 4 2219402  Game.- Sun. : 10 h - 18 h. adult : 5 € (~ 5.53 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 7.49 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 6.04 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 3 278.03 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) ; senior, between 12 and 18 years old, student with his card: 3 € (~ 3.32 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 4.49 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 3.62 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 1 966.82 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) ; <12 years free; 1^er Sunday of the month: free for all. – (2009, all) Housed in a former private mansion in XVIII^e century which has preserved original interior decorations: sculpted woodwork, ironwork, stucco, paintings, etc. this museum of architecture and decorative art exhibits objects of art, furniture from Liège and Europe staged as were the rich interiors of the XVIII^e century. It is the most important collection of furniture of Liège-Aix style in the world. (last update March 2018)
• 50.646275.5809732 Saint-Georges Island rue Saint-Georges and rue Sur les Foulons – Inaugurated in 1979, this block includes the odd-numbered side of rue Saint-Georges and part of rue Sur les Foulons. The facades of the XVII^e and XVIII^e centuries from different parts of the city. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.645195.5794633 Havart House quai de la Goffe 41 – Built in 1594 by a cloth merchant, the building is held, at the end of the XIX^e century, by a certain Louis Havart, hardware storekeeper, and who will leave his name to the building. The second half of the XX^e century will see the building occupied by a gourmet restaurant which went bankrupt in 2010. Currently unoccupied, the construction is composed of a cellar, a ground floor, a mezzanine, four floors and an attic . The wooden structure is relatively strange, its shape is irregular and original with the floors protruding pronounced and lined with a slate cladding with windows in cross, on the floors, or protected by a wrought iron grille, in the mezzanine, or by swing shutters, on the ground floor. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.645335.5781634 Old meat hall rue de la Halle 1 – free. (LIEGE_DIGITAL_CITY). Built between 1544 and 1546 in style Mosan Renaissance combining brick and limestone and remaining in its original appearance, it is the oldest public building in the city. The ground floor was used for the meat trade until 1980 while the 1^er floor served as a meeting place for the companions of the corporation of Let's eat until 1795 then, between 1822 and 1862, of municipal primary school and, finally until 1962 of public library. Currently, the entire building is occupied by thePays de Liège tourist office. (last update Feb. 2018)

The Saint-Barthélemy collegiate church. The entrance to the Grand Curtius museum in Féronstrée. The Curtius Palace (main building of the Grand Curtius Museum). The Asembourg museum. Saint-Georges Street. The Havart house. The old meat hall, seat of the tourist office.

St Denis

• 50.642875.5745835 Collegiate Church of Saint-Denis Cathedral Street 64  Mon.- sat. : 9 h 30 - 17 h, Sun. : 12 h - 17 h. – free. on the place Saint-Denis (LIEGE_DIGITAL_CITY). (2013, all except the mechanical part of the organ) Built in 987 by three brothers named Nithard who established a chapter of twenty canons there, it was burnt down by lightning in 1003 and immediately rebuilt by Notger but will not be dedicated until 1011 by his successor at the head of the principality. The building was integrated into the first enclosure of the city and the powerful tower in coal sandstone was part, at the time, of the defensive system of the city and served as a watchtower. At the beginning of XV^e century, the Romanesque choir is replaced by the current Gothic choir and chapels, also in Gothic style, are attached to the aisles of the extension of the nave. At the end of XVII^e century, the interior is adapted to the Baroque fashion of the time as can still be seen today. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.642095.5761736 Former post office rue de la Régence 61 – This very beautiful old public building built between 1896 and 1901 in neo-Gothic style has currently been abandoned since 2003 by the belgian post. After renovation, the building should, at the end of 2019 or the beginning of 2020, become a hub for start-ups and on 700 m², the new production site of the microbrewery Breaststroke & Me currently located at Rocourt. (last update Feb. 2018)

The Saint-Denis collegiate church with, on the left, the Gothic choir. The tower of the Saint-Denis collegiate church. The old post office.

Do

The Batte market, Roosevelt quay seen from the Saucy footbridge.

• 50.64575.58081 Batte market (left bank of the Meuse between quai Roosevelt and quai Saint-Léonard (up to rue de la Linière) as well as in rue de la Cité) every sunday between 8 h and 14 h 30. – Dating from 1561, it is the oldest market in the country and, with its 3,6 km vices, a total sales area of ​​around the 10 000 m² and its 4 to 5 million annual visitors, one of the largest in Europe. Its reputation, which extends far beyond the Liège region, also attracts international visitors toAixois and of Maastrichtois that of the Brussels region. The variety of items on sale is very large: antiques, second-hand goods, books and compact discs or new and used vinyl records, meat, poultry and fish, wines, cheeses, fruits and vegetables, costume jewelry, trinkets, leathers , hosiery, clothing, flowers and plants, exotic birds and fish, farmyard animals, dogs, cats, goats, household items as well as the inventions of amateur inventors and many baracks ("Small shops", "stalls" in Walloon Liège) offering culinary specialties ranging from fries with sauce to the most exotic dishes. On the one hand, by their chatch (“Loquacity” in Walloon Liège) and their sales pitch, the market remains what it has always been: a long colorful fresco and a privileged place of social diversity in which to appreciate human nature. On the other hand, barkers, hawkers and other street vendors, often joined by street artists or performing arts students testing their skills, make the Sunday market in La Batte a live show open to all winds. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.643595.573962 Make way for books Saint-Etienne square each 1^er and 3^e samedi du mois, de mai à septembre, entre 10 h and 18 h. – La douzaine de bouquinistes présents proposent aussi bien des livres d’occasions ou anciens, aussi bien des romans, que des livres thématiques ou encore des bandes dessinées. (last update Feb. 2018)

To buy

Les Galeries St-Lambert.

The Maison du Peket.

Mall

• 50.644155.573311 Galeries St-Lambert place Saint-Lambert (bus : terminaux « Léopold », « Saint Lambert », « République Française » et « Opéra »)  Mon.- sat. : 9 h 30 - 18 h 30 (until 19 h, voire 20 h pour certains commerces). – free. (LIEGE_DIGITAL_CITY) (au rez-de-chaussée à côté de l'enseigne Délifrance). 41 114 m² de surface commercial et 2 369 m² de logements comptant 39 commerces divers. (last update Feb. 2018)

Souvenirs typiques

• 50.647535.58362 Li Botike di Lidje (« La boutique de Liège » en wallon) Feronstrée 143,   32 4 2232560  sea.- sat. : 10 h 30 - 13 h 30 and14 h - 18 h, Sun. : 11 h - 16 h. – (a small step at the entrance). Vente de marionnettes liégeoises à la taille réglementaire (Charlemagne, la plus grande, fait un mètre de haut), art liégeois (tableaux, sculptures, bandes dessinées, etc.), produits du terroir (bières, peket, sirop, miel, etc.), articles aux symboles liégeois (T-shirts, tasses, portes clés, enseignes en métal, etc.). (last update Feb. 2018)

Bières et spiritueux

• 50.64535.576083 Beer Lovers' Shop rue de la Violette 9  Tue.- Sun. : 10 h - 19 h. – 750 sortes de bières. (last updated Nov 2019)
• La Maison du Peket rue de l’Épée 2, e-mail : [email protected] – Nombreuses variétés de pekets et de ratafias. Achat sur place ou en e-commerce (livraison gratuite en Belgique à partir de 150 € (~ 165.77 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 224.59 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 181.09 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 98,340.91 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) (last updated Nov 2019)

Eat

Black African cuisine

• 50.644035.577651 L'Escale rue Léopold 41,   32 4 2656064  Tue.- sat. : 12 h - 24 h, Sun.- Mon. : 12 h 30 - 22 h. –  (last updated Apr 2019)
• 50.643685.576322 Yaka rue de la Madeleine 33,   32 476 421048  Tue. : 18 h 30 - 23 h, sea.- sat. : 12 h - 14 h and18 h 30 - 23 h, Sun. : 11 h 30 - 15 h 30. – Cuisine de l'Afrique de l'Ouest. (last update jul. 2020)

Cuisine des Alpes

• 50.645835.575533 La Valaisanne place du Marché 15,   32 4 2234454, 32 478 816812 (cellphone)  Tue.- Sun. : 12 h - 15 h and18 h - 22 h (Fri., sat. and Sun. until 23 h). entre 20 et 25 € (~ 27.63 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 37.43 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 30.18 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 16,390.15 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). – Cuisine savoyarde. Fondues, raclettes, pierrades. Terrasse couverte (last update March 2018)

Asian food

South East Asia

• 50.645685.578134 Le Bo Bun rue de la Boucherie 19-21,   32 4 2320192  Tue.- Game. : 18 h 30 - 22 h 30, Fri.- Sun. : 11 h 30 - 15 h and18 h 30 - 22 h 30. Between 6,5 € (~ 7.18 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 9.73 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 7.85 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 4,261.44 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) and 30 € (~ 33.15 Fr. - course of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 44.92 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 36.22 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 19,668.18 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). – Vietnamese cuisine. Plats végétariens. Children's menus. Terrace. Take away food. (dernière mise à jour janv. 2020)

East Asia

• 50.642895.573375 Le Go0t de Chez Jing rue de la Régence 21,   32 4 3380041  Mon.- Sun. : 10 h 30 - 21 h 30. main course: between 12 € (~ 13.26 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 17.97 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 14.49 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 7,867.27 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021) and 16 € (~17,68 Fr. - cours du 27/04/2021) (~23,96 $C - cours du 27/04/2021) (~19,32 $ - cours du 27/04/2021) (~10 489,7 F CFA - cours du 27/04/2021). – Cuisine chinoise authentique. (last update jul. 2020)

Brasserie cuisine

• Bistro n'Home rue Hors-Château 62 (in L'hôtel Hors-Château),   32 4 2213974, e-mail : [email protected]  Tue.- Sun. : 19 h - 22 h. Between 37 € (~ 40.89 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 55.4 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 44.67 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 24,257.42 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) and 78 € (~ 86.2 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 116.79 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 94.17 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 51,137.27 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). – (1 step at the entrance). to the Gault and Millau 2020 guide and au guide Michelin 2020. Terrasse à l'avant. (last update Dec. 2019)
• Le Cloître cour des Mineurs (in the musée de la vie wallonne),   32 4 2792025  Tue.- Sun. : 10 h - 17 h 30. petite restauration à partir de 6 € (~ 6.63 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 8.98 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 7.24 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 3 933.64 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), plat principal à partir de 8,5 € (~ 9.39 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 12.73 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 10.26 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 5,572.65 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021), menu 4 services : 25 € (~ 27.63 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 37.43 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 30.18 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 16,390.15 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). – Terrasse (référencée comme une des quinze meilleures terrasses de la ville). (last updated Oct 2019)
• 50.648065.579766 Le Thème impasse de la Couronne 9,   32 4 2220202  Mon.- sat. : 19 h - 21 h 30. menu 3 services : 37 € (~ 40.89 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 55.4 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 44.67 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 24,257.42 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), menu 5 services : 42 € (~ 46.42 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 62.88 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 50.71 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 27,535.45 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). –  (last update June 2018)

Liège cuisine

Restaurant Au Point de Vue.

• 50.644825.576287 Amon Nanesse rue du Stalon 1-3,   32 4 2506783  Game.- Mon. : 12 h - 14 h and18 h - 22 h. main course between 14 € (~ 15.47 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 20.96 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 16.9 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 9,178.48 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) and 22,5 € (~24,87 Fr. - cours du 27/04/2021) (~33,69 $C - cours du 27/04/2021) (~27,16 $ - cours du 27/04/2021) (~14 751,14 F CFA - cours du 27/04/2021). – Cuisine de brasserie avec plusieurs spécialités liégeoises. (last update jul. 2019)
• 50.644075.570678 Au Point de Vue place Verte 10,   32 4 2236482 open every day.  13 € (~ 14.37 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 19.46 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 15.69 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 8,522.88 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021) pour 2 « boulets-frites » avec salade ou compote. – Cuisine et ambiance liégeoise, pour manger le vrai « boulets-frites » fait maison. Holder of "Crystal ball » 2015. Nombreuses autres spécialités liégeoises. Vaste terrasse couverte. (last update March 2018)
• 50.642265.576769 Café Lequet quai sur Meuse 17,   32 4 2222134 fermé le mardi et le dimanche soir.  10,4 € (~ 11.49 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 15.57 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 12.56 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 6 818.3 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) pour 2 « boulets-frites » avec salade ou compote. – (1 step at the entrance). Cuisine et ambiance liégeoise, pour manger le vrai « boulets-frites » fait maison. (last update March 2018)
• 50.645285.577910 Le Bistrot d'en face rue de la Goffe 8-10,   32 4 2231584 fermé le samedi midi et le lundi et mardi..  14,8 € (~16,36 Fr. - cours du 27/04/2021) (~22,16 $C - cours du 27/04/2021) (~17,87 $ - cours du 27/04/2021) (~9 702,97 F CFA - cours du 27/04/2021) pour 2 « boulets-frites » avec compote et mayonnaise. – to the Gault and Millau 2020 guide and dans le guide Michelin 2020. Cuisine et ambiance liégeoise, pour manger le vrai « boulets-frites » fait maison. L'établissement a aussi reçu, lors d'un concours organisé par la ville à l'occasion du 100^e anniversaire de la Première Guerre mondiale, le label du meilleur café liégeois. Terrace. (last update March 2018)
• 50.645425.5772411 Le Paris-Brest rue du Pont 16,   32 4 2234711  sea.- sat. : 10 h - 22 h, Sun. : 10 h - 15 h 15.  14 € (~ 15.47 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 20.96 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 16.9 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 9,178.48 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) pour 2 « boulets-frites » avec salade. – au guide Gault et Millau 2020. Cuisine liégeoise et de fusion. (last update June 2018)
• 50.646935.5818312 Le Saint-Grégory Féronstrée 112,   32 4 2231364  9,5 € (~10,5 Fr. - cours du 27/04/2021) (~14,22 $C - cours du 27/04/2021) (~11,47 $ - cours du 27/04/2021) (~6 228,26 F CFA - cours du 27/04/2021) pour 2 « boulets-frites » avec salade ou compote. – Pour manger le vrai « boulets-frites » fait maison. Détenteur du « Boulet de cristal » 2014. (last update March 2018)

Cuisine latino-américaine

• 50.644385.5745413 L'Atahualpa rue Souverain-Pont 16,   32 4 2321727  Tue.- sat. : 12 h - 14 h 30 and18 h 30 - 23 h, sea.- Fri. : 12 h - 14 h 30. about 30 € (~ 33.15 Fr. - course of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 44.92 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 36.22 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 19,668.18 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). – Cuisine mexicaine et chilienne. Menu enfant. Animation musicale le vendredi et le samedi à partir de 20 h 30 (participation aux frais : 2,5 € (~ 2.76 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 3.74 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 3.02 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 1,639.02 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021)). Réservation souhaitée le vendredi et le samedi soir. (last update March 2018)
• 50.645465.5690314 Encontro Brasileiro rue Saint-Hubert 6,   32 475 560382  Mon.- Tue. : 12 h - 14 h 30, sea.- Fri. : 12 h - 14 h 30 and18 h 30 - 21 h 30, sat. : 18 h 30 - 21 h 30. plat principal à partir de 15 € (~ 16.58 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 22.46 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 18.11 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 9 834.09 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). – (mais porte d'entrée assez étroite). Cuisine brésilienne. Sandwicherie et plats à emporter. Certains vendredis, soirée avec musique et danseuses brésiliennes (menu à 39 € (~43,1 Fr. - cours du 27/04/2021) (~58,39 $C - cours du 27/04/2021) (~47,08 $ - cours du 27/04/2021) (~25 568,64 F CFA - cours du 27/04/2021)). (dernière mise à jour mars 2021)

Mediterranean cuisine

• 50.644175.5755515 Alla Grappa rue de la Madeleine 14,   32 4 3437168  Mon.- Sun. : 12 h - 14 h 30 and18 h - 22 h 30. Between 10 € (~ 11.05 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 14.97 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 12.07 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 6,556.06 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) and 25 € (~ 27.63 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 37.43 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 30.18 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 16,390.15 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). – Italian food. Le plus ancien restaurant italien de la région liégeoise (depuis 1963) et dans les meilleures pizzerias au feu de bois. Take away food. (last update March 2018)
• 50.643475.5736416 La Cantina rue Saint-Denis 2,   32 4 2213535  sea.- sat. : 12 h - 14 h 30 and18 h - 22 h (aussi ouvert le mardi en juillet et août). Between 15 € (~ 16.58 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 22.46 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 18.11 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 9 834.09 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) and 30 € (~ 33.15 Fr. - course of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 44.92 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 36.22 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 19,668.18 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). – Italian food. au guide Gault et Millau 2020. Cuisine traditionnelle et modernisée avec des produits bios. Magnifique terrasse ombragée par une vigne vierge de plus de 200 ans à l'arrière. (last update March 2018)
• 50.644665.5774117 Que Bueno En Neuvice 49,   32 488 823225 (cellphone)  sea.- Sun. : 9 h - 20 h. about 20 € (~ 22.1 Fr. - course of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 29.95 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 24.15 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 13,112.12 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), paellas à 11 € (~ 12.16 Fr. - course of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 16.47 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 13.28 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 7,211.67 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) and 12 € (~ 13.26 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 17.97 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 14.49 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 7,867.27 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021). – Cuisine espagnole. Spécialité de tapas et de paellas. Small terrace. Plats à emporter (paellas à partir de 8 € (~ 8.84 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 11.98 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 9.66 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 5,244.85 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) pour 2 personnes). (last update March 2018)
• 50.644435.5779518 Les Fables du Liban Impasse du Vieux Pont 2 (rue de la Cité),   32 484 784399  sea.- sat. : 18 h 30 - 22 h, Sun. : 12 h - 17 h. mezzé froid : 6 € (~ 6.63 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 8.98 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 7.24 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 3 933.64 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), mezzé chaud : 7 € (~ 7.74 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 10.48 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 8.45 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 4,589.24 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021). – (9 marches pour accéder à l'impasse). Spécialité de mezzés. Take away food. Terrace. (last updated Oct 2019)
• 50.644265.5776419 Les Caves du Portugal rue Pied du Pont des Arches 2,   32 4 2234729  sea. : 12 h - 14 h, Game.- Fri. : 12 h - 14 h and18 h - 22 h, sat. : 18 h - 22 h, Sun. : 12 h - 14 h and18 h - 22 h. about 30 € (~ 33.15 Fr. - course of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 44.92 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 36.22 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 19,668.18 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). – (1 small step at the entrance). Cuisine portugaise. (last update March 2018)
• 50.643775.5752720 La Fontaine d'Athéna Rue Souverain-Pont 29,   32 4 2210626  Game.- Tue. : 11 h 30 - 15 h and18 h - 0 h. Between 20 € (~ 22.1 Fr. - course of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 29.95 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 24.15 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 13,112.12 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) and 25 € (~ 27.63 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 37.43 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 30.18 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 16,390.15 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). – (1 step at the entrance) Cuisine grecque. Plats copieux. (last update March 2018)

Cuisine végétarienne

• 50.644985.5770521 Le Petit Pressoir En Neuvice 37,   32 4 2672506  sea.- Game. : 18 h - 21 h 30, Fri. : 11 h 45 - 21 h 30, sat. : 11 h 45 - 18 h 30, Sun. : 11 h 45 - 17 h. – (1 step at the entrance). Cuisine végétarienne et végane, pain et pâtisseries sans gluten, smoothies et jus frais pressés à froid de fruits ou de légumes de saison. Small terrace. Boutique avec vente de produits bios locaux. (last updated Oct 2019)

Spécialités de la mer

• 50.64555.5760322 L'Amuse-Bouche place du Marché 6,   32 4 2222557  12 h - 14 h 30 and18 h 30 - 22 h, fermé le vendredi, le mercredi et le dimanche soir. Between 30 € (~ 33.15 Fr. - course of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 44.92 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 36.22 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 19,668.18 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) and 40 € (~ 44.21 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 59.89 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 48.29 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 26,224.24 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), lunch at 25 € (~ 27.63 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 37.43 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 30.18 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 16,390.15 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), menu at 38 € (~42 Fr. - cours du 27/04/2021) (~56,9 $C - cours du 27/04/2021) (~45,88 $ - cours du 27/04/2021) (~24 913,03 F CFA - cours du 27/04/2021). – Spécialités de la mer avec, entre autres, du homard. (last update March 2018)
• 50.642625.5740523 Le Régence rue de la Régence 31,   32 496 700234 (cellphone) fermé le lundi et le dimanche soir. moules-frites à volonté à partir de 18 € (~ 19.89 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 26.95 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 21.73 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 11,800.91 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). – (1 small step at the entrance). Spécialité de moules-frites (plus de 30 recettes différentes). (last update March 2018)

Grills, meat bars

• 50.645065.5781524 Le Bar à Bœuf rue de la Goffe 20-22,   32 4 2229433 fermé le mardi soir, le mercredi et le samedi midi. Between 17,5 € (~19,34 Fr. - cours du 27/04/2021) (~26,2 $C - cours du 27/04/2021) (~21,13 $ - cours du 27/04/2021) (~11 473,11 F CFA - cours du 27/04/2021) and 50 € (~ 55.26 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 74.86 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 60.36 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 32,780.3 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), lunch du midi entre 19,5 € (~ 21.55 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 29.2 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 23.54 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 12,784.32 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021) and 24,5 € (~27,08 Fr. - cours du 27/04/2021) (~36,68 $C - cours du 27/04/2021) (~29,58 $ - cours du 27/04/2021) (~16 062,35 F CFA - cours du 27/04/2021). –  (last update March 2018)

Restaurant à insectes

• 50.643665.5762725 Les bouchers verts rue de la Madeleine 33,   32 498 343679, e-mail : [email protected]  sea.- sat. : 11 h 30 - 14 h and17 h - 22 h, Sun. : 30 h 15. Between 3,5 € (~ 3.87 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 5.24 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 4.23 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 2,294.62 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021) and 14 € (~ 15.47 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 20.96 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 16.9 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 9,178.48 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) pour 1 plat, menu découverte des insectes : 6,5 € (~ 7.18 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 9.73 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 7.85 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 4,261.44 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). – spécialité de tapas et de burgers aux insectes ou végétariens, pâtes fraiches faites avec de la farine d'insecte. Take away food. Épicerie avec vente d'insectes séchés. (last update March 2018)

Chips

• 50.644395.5774626 La Frite (La frite aime Maurice) rue de la Cité 5,   32 4 2234421  sea.- Game. : 12 h - 14 h 30 and18 h - 21 h 30, Fri. : 12 h - 14 h 30 and18 h - 23 h, sat. : 12 h - 23 h, Sun. : 11 h - 21 h 30. – (1 step at the entrance). Classée 3^e meilleure friterie de Liège en 2018. (last update Feb. 2018)

Fast food

• 50.64455.572427 Burger King rue Joffre 2,   32 4 3694487  Sun.- Game. : 10 h - 23 h, Fri.- sat. : 10 h - 1 h. – free. Un des six Burger King de Belgique. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.643925.5719428 Quick rue Joffre 13,   32 4 2220969  Mon.- Sun. : 10 h - 23 h. – (salle du rez-de-chaussée). Trois autres Quick à Liège, dont 1 à Belle-Ile et 1 dans le centre commercial de Rocourt. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.64455.5763529 Pizza Hut Rue Ferdinand-Hénaux 11,   32 4 2229900  Mon.- Sun. : 11 h 30 - 22 h. pizza between 7,5 € (~ 8.29 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 11.23 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 9.05 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 4,917.05 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) and 12,25 € (~ 13.54 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 18.34 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 14.79 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 8,031.17 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021), self-serve buffet 9,95 € (~ 11 Fr. - course from 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 14.9 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 12.01 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 6,523.28 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021) (Between 12 h and 14 h). – (2 petites marches à l'entrée). Pizza and breaded chicken specialties. Delivery service. Small terrace. (last updated Oct 2019)

Salon de thé, glacier, sandwicherie

• 50.642655.5739830 La Cigalière rue de la Régence 29,   32 4 2214292, 32 498 427225 (cellphone) – Sandwiches, salades, petits déjeuners et crêpes. Petite terrasse de deux tables. Take away food. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.646145.5765131 Une Gaufrette Saperlipopette rue des Mineurs 7,   32 4 2223713  sea.- Sun. : 9 h - 18 h. – Fabrication artisanale (devant vos yeux au n^o 20 de la même rue) et vente de différents types de biscuits et de véritables gaufres de Liège traditionnelles bien chaudes. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.6445.5737732 Mad'in Home Galeries Saint-Lambert (à côte de l'entrée Saint-Vincent),   32 495 274807  Mon.- Fri. : 8 h 30 - 18 h 30. – Sandwiches, salades, petits déjeuners faits maison. Take away food. (last updated Oct 2019)

Have a drink / Go out

Théâtres et cinémas

• 50.647125.575951 Musée de la vie wallonne cours des Mineurs,   32 4 2379050 de septembre à avril : sea. : 14 h 30, Sun. : 10 h 30.  3 € (~ 3.32 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 4.49 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 3.62 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 1 966.82 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) (gratuit pour les moins de 4 ans). – Théâtre de marionnettes liégeoises. (last update March 2018)
• 50.644065.57472 Théâtre Proscenium rue Souverain Pont 28,   32 479 822439 from 1^er vendredi de septembre au dernier dimanche de juin : Fri.- sat. : 20 h 30, Sun. : 15 h. adult : 12 € (~ 13.26 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 17.97 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 14.49 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 7,867.27 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021), senior et étudiants : 10 € (~ 11.05 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 14.97 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 12.07 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 6,556.06 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), moins de 12 ans : 7 € (~ 7.74 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 10.48 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 8.45 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 4,589.24 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021). – La spécialité du théâtre est plutôt porté vers les comédies. Cafeteria. (last update jul. 2019)

Réalité virtuelle

• 50.646025.570033 One Reality rue de Bruxelles 6,   32 472 991412  Mon.- Tue. : 17 h - 22 h, sea. : 14 h - 22 h, Game. : 17 h - 22 h, Fri. : 17 h - 24 h, sat. : 10 h - 24 h, Sun. : 10 h - 22 h. from 12 € (~ 13.26 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 17.97 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 14.49 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 7,867.27 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021) for 60 min. – 6 salles d'environ 100 m² chacune où peuvent évoluer 2 à 4 joueurs en réalité virtuelle, 16 jeux d'arcade en réalité virtuelle, tables de billard, baby-foots (« kickers » en Belgique), bar. Jeux de réalité virtuelle déconseillés aux enfants de moins de 12 ans. (last updated Oct 2019)

Bistros and cafes

Quelques unes des terrasses de la place du Marché.

Constituant une terrasse de 2 000 m², la place du Marché est l'endroit incontournable pour boire un verre. Une vingtaine d'établissements presque tous équipés d'une terrasse, souvent chauffée en hiver, et proposant une restauration plus ou moins consistante se disputent le chaland.

• 50.645285.57614 Beer Lovers' Shop rue de la Violette 9,   32 477 248118 (cellphone)  Mon.- Sun. : 11 h - 2 h. – Bar à bières. 250 sortes de bières à déguster sur place, dont les bières liégeoises bien évidemment, mais aussi 750 sortes à acheter (magasin ouvert : Tue.- Sun. : 10 h - 19 h). (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.644985.576025 La Maison du Peket rue de l’Épée 2,   32 4 2506783, 32 486 178956 (Les Suites de Nanesse)  Sun.- Game. : 10 h - 2 h, Fri.- sat. : 10 h - 5 h. – free. Bar à peket (plus de 250 sortes dont une trentaine de « ratafias »). Vaste terrasse. Pour les clubbeurs, il y a aussi la discothèque l’Impasse Club (entrée gratuite par le n^o 9 de la rue du Stalon et ouvert Fri.- Sun. : 22 h - 4 h) et pour casser la graine ou simplement déguster une cûtè peûre, le restaurant brasserie Amon Nanesse (entrée par le n^o 1 de la rue du Stalon et, enfin, pour ceux qui veulent loger Les Suites de Nanesse (entrée par le n^o 3 de la rue Ferdinand Hénaux) qui compte sept appartements pour 2 ou 4 personnes. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.645825.575446 Toccata Crème de Café place du Marché 11,   32 495 620003  Mon.- Sun.. – Spécialités de cafés, de thés et de chocolats chauds aromatisés. Terrace. (last update June 2018)
• 50.64555.57667 El Señor Duck Napo En Neuvice 5,   32 486 514461  Mon.- sea. : 17 h - 1 h, Game.- sat. : 17 h - 3 h. – Véritable estaminet à bières artisanales, petite terrasse. Attention que la taverne est une véritable « base avancée estudiantine » du Carré et que pendant les délibérations d'examens ou après la proclamation des résultats, il est pratiquement impossible d'y entrer. (last update June 2018)
• 50.647645.580278 Yam Toto En Hors-Château 43,   32 4 2626775, e-mail : [email protected]  sea.- Game. : 16 h - 23 h, Fri.- sat. : 16 h - 0 h, Sun. : 11 h - 16 h. – (4 steps at the entrance). Bar avec petite restauration où l'on peut aussi jouer à un des 200 jeux de société mis à disposition. (last update June 2018)
• 50.644115.574699 L’Office café rue Souverain-Pont 26  Mon.- Fri. : 9 h 30 - 18 h.  4,5 € (~ 4.97 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 6.74 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 5.43 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 2 950.23 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) de l'heure avec un maximum de 19 € (~ 21 Fr. - course from 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 28.45 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 22.94 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 12,456.51 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021) per day. – free.Second place in Belgium created according to this concept, the price includes unlimited non-alcoholic drinks, snacks and high-speed Wi-Fi. (last update March 2018)

Bars and nightclubs

The singing café The Olivettes.

• 50.644155.5778310 The Olivettes rue Pied du Pont des Arches 6,   32 498 470450  Fri.- sat. : 20 h - 5 h, Sun. : 10 h - 5 h. – (2 steps at the entrance). Singing coffee. Guaranteed atmosphere. A piece of dais, a piano, a microphone welcome anyone who wants to sing, amateurs or professionals and dancing on the small track is far from being prohibited. (last update Feb. 2018)

Lgbt

• 50.645865.5759911 The little Paris Market Square 31,   32 4 2235496  Mon.- Sun. : 11 h - 5 h. – (but everyone is welcome) Covered terrace. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.645965.5764312 Angel Wine Market square 43,   32 4 2212921  Sun.- Fri. : 11 h - 24 h, sat. : 15 h - 24 h. – (but everyone is welcome) Snacks, covered terrace. (last updated Oct 2019)
• 50.645965.5769213 The fun rue des Mineurs 2,   32 470 606605  Tue.- Game. : 16 h - 23 h 30, Fri. : 16 h - 1 h, sat. : 16 h - 2 h. – Intimate bar. Music concerts on Friday and Saturday. (last updated Oct 2019)

Housing

Hotels

• 50.643265.573811 Amosa Saint-Denis street 4,   32 4 3319335, e-mail : [email protected] rooms: between 99 € (~ 109.41 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 148.23 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 119.52 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 64,905 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) and 119 € (~ 131.51 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 178.17 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 143.67 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 78,017.12 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), apartments: 119 € (~ 131.51 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 178.17 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 143.67 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 78,017.12 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) Where 169 € (~ 186.77 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 253.04 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 204.03 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 110,797.42 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). – free. (apartments) 18 double rooms and 4 apartments for 2 or 4 people (located at n^o 6 rue Donceel). Bar and restaurant (The Savas) with South American specialties. Phone calls to a free Belgian number. (last update March 2018)
• 50.647065.579432 Hotel outside the castle Hors-Château street 62,   32 4 2506068 Between 78 € (~ 86.2 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 116.79 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 94.17 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 51,137.27 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) and 125 € (~ 138.14 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 187.16 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 150.91 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 81,950.75 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021) (breakfast not included). – free. 9 bedrooms including one en suite. Very quiet place. In a building of XVIII^e century completely renovated. For the record, the vaulted entrance is all that remains of the old cloth hall. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.644755.577383 Hotel Neuvice In Neuvice 45,   32 437 59740, e-mail : [email protected] room available from 16 h, to be released before 12 h. from 100 € (~ 110.52 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 149.73 - price 04/27/2021) (~ $ 120.73 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 65,560.6 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), breakfast 16 € (~ 17.68 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 23.96 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 19.32 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 10,489.7 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) per person. – free. The hotel is made up of three buildings from the XVIII^e century built around an interior courtyard. 10 double rooms (last update March 2018)

Guest rooms

• 50.647645.582144 No. 5 place Saint-Barthélémy 5,   32 494 305873, e-mail : [email protected] room available from 16 h, to be released before 11 h.   Between 115 € (~ 127.09 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 172.18 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 138.84 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 75,394.69 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) and 135 € (~ 149.2 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 202.13 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 162.99 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 88,506.81 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), 2 bedrooms in a family space: 215 € (~ 237.61 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 321.91 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 259.57 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 140 955.3 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021), breakfast 9 € (~ 9.95 Fr. - course on 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 13.48 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 10.87 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 5,900.45 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021) (free under 6 years old). – free. 4 double bedrooms and 1 en suite on the ground floor accessible to PMR. Garden terrace. Sauna room, possibility of ayurvedic massage and babysitting. Pets not allowed. (last update March 2018)

Urban gites

• 50.647145.580235 Heart of Liège rue de la Poule 8, e-mail : [email protected] Between 225 € (~ 248.66 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 336.88 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 271.64 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 147,511.36 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) (2 people) and 350 € (~ 386.8 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 524.04 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 422.55 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 229,462.11 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) (4 people) on weekends. – In a house in XVIII^e century, furnished loft on 3 floors for a maximum of 4 people. Large roof terrace. (last update March 2018)
• 50.646595.575426 Maryse's Cursed Cat rue du Palais 18,   32 494 682654, e-mail : [email protected] Between 300 € (~ 331.55 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 449.18 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 362.19 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 196,681.81 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) (2 nights) and 650 € (~ 718.35 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 973.21 - price 04/27/2021) (~ $ 784.74 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 426,143.92 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) (1 week). – free. In a listed house from the first quarter of XVIII^e century for 6 people maximum. Super equipped kitchen. Possibility of secure parking 300 meters (50 € (~ 55.26 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 74.86 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 60.36 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 32,780.3 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) per week). (last update March 2018)

Apartments

• 50.644815.576157 Nanesse Suites rue Ferdinand-Henaux 3,   32 4 3782828, 32 486 178956, e-mail : [email protected] room available from 15 h, to be released before 12 h. Between 70 € (~ 77.36 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 104.81 - price of 04/27/2021) (~ $ 84.51 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 45,892.42 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021) and 119 € (~ 131.51 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 178.17 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 143.67 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 78,017.12 F CFA - price of 04/27/2021). – free. 7 apartments with fully equipped kitchens for 2 to 4 people. Pets not accepted. (last update jul. 2019)

Communicate

Post offices

• 50.64575.576821 Post Office (bpost Liège-Perron) Market square 32-34  Mon.- Fri. : 9 h - 18 h, sat. : 10 h - 16 h. – withdrawal (of 6 h To 23 h). All postal products and services, banking products. (last update Feb. 2018)
• Post points  – The services offered by the post office are the sale of stamps, the sending of ordinary and registered mail as well as the sending and receiving of packages. (last update Feb. 2018)
  • 50.644845.57172 Delhaize post point rue de l'Official 2  Mon.- sat. : 8 h 15 - 19 h 45. –  (last update Feb. 2018)
  • 50.642685.573323 Liège-Regency Press Shop rue de la Régence 8  Mon.- sat. : 8 h - 18 h (until 18 h 30 the Fri.). –  (last update Feb. 2018)

Manage the day-to-day

Municipal administration

There is no district town hall in the historic heart. The closest is in the northern district :

• 50.645725.56614 Sainte-Marguerite district town hall Saint-Séverin street 46 (bus 19 , 53, 61 - stop “Liège Cadran” .),   32 4 2216331  Mon.- Fri. : 8 h 30 - 12 h 30 and13 h 30 - 16 h. – (1 parking space PMR just in front)  (last updated Oct 2019)

Banks

Location of ATMs. For their operation, refer to the section "Cash dispensers »Of the article on Belgium.

• bpost Market square 32 (in the Liège-Perron post office) 24 hours a day. – 1 outdoor terminal and indoor terminals. Also for credit cards. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.646195.576745 Belfius rue des Mineurs 12  Mon.- Sun. : 6 h - 24 h. – Indoor terminals. Also for credit cards. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.646135.577636 BNP Paribas Fortis Feronstrated 19 – free. (bnppf_Free_WIFI). Indoor terminals plus an outdoor terminal with voice guidance. Also for credit cards. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.645725.571917 ING place Saint-Lambert 16 (in the south annex of the courthouse) of 5 h - 23 h 30. – Several inland terminals. Also for credit cards. (last update Feb. 2018)

Health

The hospital with the nearest emergency department is located in the Slopes of the Citadel :

• 50.65195.5778 CHR of the Citadel Boulevard du Twelfth of Line 1 (bus23 , 71, 72 - "Citadelle" stop , by car: follow the signs Citadel),   32 4 3616111, 32 4 3216041 (emergency room) permanently open. – See section "Health »Of the article on the Slopes of the Citadel for more details. (last update Feb. 2018)

Security

• 50.642185.575369 Liège-Center “Wallonia” police station rue de la Régence 55 (bus 7 - direction “Cathedral”: stop “Régence” , bus 2, 3, 26 , 29 , 31, 33, 35: stop "Place Cockerill" ),   32 4 3408900 open 24 hours a day. –  (last update Feb. 2018)

Around

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