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Oupeye ​((wa)Oûpêye)
The Saint-Lambert church in Hermalle-sous-Argenteau
Information
Country	Belgium
Regions	province of Liège ​Lower Meuse
Lake	Brock gravel pit
Watercourse	Meuse
Area	36,11 km²
Population	25 444 hab. (1er january 2020)
Density	704,62 inhab./km²
Nice	Oupéyen
Postal code	4684, 4682, 4680, 4683, 4681
Telephone prefix	32 4
Location
50 ° 43 ′ 6 ″ N 5 ° 38 ′ 33 ″ E
Official site
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Oupeye is a municipality of the Lower Meuse in the province of Liège in Belgium.

Understand

visitor Center

Oupeye does not have its own tourist information office but has entrusted, with eleven other municipalities, its promotion to a ASBL the'Tourist office of the Pays de Liège whose info point is at Cork.

However, the municipality has an information point specific to its territory:

• 50.735725.667361 Tourism alderman rue des Ecoles 4,   32 4 2670705, e-mail : [email protected]  Mon.- Fri. : 8 h 30 - 12 h. –  (last update Feb. 2018)

To go

Circulate

To see

• 50.70895.67291 Brock gravel pit (50.704635.671592 Free parking Fachard Street) accessible at all times. free. – (except on the floating pontoon). Bikes prohibited and pets must be kept on a leash. Old gravel quarry, unexploited since 1993, which gradually turned into a body of water of about 8 hectares (swimming prohibited) supplied exclusively by the water table. It is now an area of ​​great biological interest with an area of 12 hectares. A landscaped path, partly as a pontoon floating above the water and partly as a duckboard in a reed bed, runs along the banks of the old gravel pit. An observatory allows you to observe, in all discretion, the birds nesting on a small artificial island (pair of binoculars recommended). In addition to many species of birds, aquatic or not, we can observe numbers of amphibians and insects as well as the common beaver. (Beaver fiber). (last update Feb. 2019)

Do

To buy

Eat

Food

• 50.745.66831 The Ferme d'Artagnan rue de Tongres 77,   32 4 3791836, e-mail : [email protected]  Mon.- sat. : 9 h 30 - 18 h 30. – Breeding and sale of organic poultry, prepared meals includinggoose like Visé, organic fruits and jams from the orchard. (last update Feb. 2018)

Have a drink / Go out

Housing

• 50.70355.674351 To the Count of Mercy rue du Tilleul 6,   32 4 3793079 room available from 18 h, to be released before 11 h. double room from 95 € (~ 104.99 Fr. - price of 04/27/2021) (~ C $ 142.24 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ $ 114.69 - class on 04/27/2021) (~ 62,282.57 F CFA - price on 04/27/2021). – free. Single, double and en suite rooms. Bar and restaurant ( to the Gault and Millau 2020 guide and in the 2020 Michelin guide), terrace and wooded garden. Animals not accepted. Secure private parking. (last update Feb. 2019)

Communicate

Manage the day-to-day

Administration

Banks

Health

• 50.732015.688432 CHC - Notre-Dame Clinic Rue Basse Hermalle 4 (by bus : 78 and 240 - “Clinique Notre-Dame” stop, by car: follow the signs CHC Notre-Dame),   32 4 3747000, 32 4 3747099 (emergency room) permanently open. – With its 110 beds, it is the second largest hospital in the Lower Meuse. 50.731035.689233 Night entry and emergencies by rue Basse Hermalle. (last update Feb. 2018)

Cults

Security

• 50.713535.669694 Central police station of the "Basse Meuse" police zone Rue du Passage d'Eau 40,   32 4 3748800 permanently open. –  (last update Feb. 2018)

Security

Around

• 50.64525.57331 Cork (at the South West) – The capital of the eponymous province and, although more than a thousand years old, still overflowing with activity and tourist center of certain interest which deserves more than a simple visit. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.780325.46422 Tongeren (to the northwest) – considered, with Tournai, like the oldest city of the kingdom, it still has, in large part, its Gallo-Roman walls. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.8495.6913 Maastricht (North) – One of the oldest towns in Netherlands which contains many architectural gems. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.698195.805254 Val-Dieu Abbey (to the East) – Cistercian abbey founded in 1216 where the monks still brew beer and refine cheese. (last update Feb. 2018)
• 50.68665.72235 Blégny-Mine (to the East) – Museum and visit of a coal mine, witness to the rich but painful past of the region listed as World Heritage. (last update Feb. 2018)