Rotterdam
Or mini Manhattan
Liege
The Ardent City holds some great treasures. Among those, one of the most spectacular railway stations in Europe.
A city full of fire
As a former Principality, Liège still keeps the vestiges of its flourishing past. Most of the city’s cultural venues are worth seeing for their beautifully superb renovations.
However, upon your arrival in the City of Prince-Bishops aboard one of our Thalys trains, you will set foot in the future! The new Guillemins station designed by Calatrava is a monumental cathedral of glass and steel and one of the most spectacular railway stations in Europe. This architectural feat could be a symbol of the wild excesses across the city: that of the supporters of Standard in the hellish Sclessin, of a trip to the famous Carré or of the festive atmosphere during a 15th of August evening. Just like its music festival, the city certainly deserves its label of “ardent”!
In October, Liège also hosts the largest funfair in Belgium, and every Sunday, one of the largest markets in Europe: La Batte.
As for gastronomy, do not leave the city without tasting its famous Liège meatballs!
Shall we take you there?
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The Inspector Maigret’s novels by Liège resident, G. Simenon are the most translated books in the world after the Bible
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The Montagne de Bueren is a 374-step staircase linking the city centre and the citadel
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On 1st of January, people of Liège eat sauerkraut with a coin beneath the plate for good luck
What to do there
Practical info
- At the station
- From door to door
Reception
Address:
Place des Guillemins 2
4000 Liège
Station information:
+32 (0)2 528 28 28
Lost and found:
+32 (0)4 241 25 43 or via the form
Facilities
- Car park
- Bike park
- Luggage lockers
Assistance
Welcome desk and booking assistance:
On +32 (0)2 528 28 28, lines open everyday between 07:00-21:30
or by online up to 48 hours in advance
