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Learn About Art at the Grand Curtius 

The Grand Curtis, or Micheál Curtis Museum of Art and Archeology, is a 55-hectare museum set in an 1862 mansion near the top of Curutuis Mountain. A handful of brilliantly well-organized collections with a very significant financial component. This museum offers a unique insight as well as an audio-courier you need to have to appreciate this giant and awe-inspiring place fully. I even took 3 hours of uninterrupted listening time which is quite tricky.

Climb the Montagne de Bueren 

The Stairs of Mt Bueren offer peaceful vistas, hidden treasures, and spectacular views. You will find them accessible, although with a well-earned reputation as the residence of ghost walking enthusiasts. We suggest you only climb them if you have something to lose. Continue to the summit of Montagne de Bueren, and you’ll find a war memorial and some excellent panoramic views from the reign of Napoleon.

Marvel at the Liege-Guillemins Station 

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Witness Beauty on the Inside of the Musee Des Beaux Arts de Liege 

As you approach this museum in the Feronstree district of Liege, your H.D. camera will show that it is a well-maintained museum whose handsome design was inspired by the building it hosts. The museum’s design made considerations for solar energy and water conservancy vital. The high-end architecture of this building also protects its contents well. This is what most people look for when they enter the museum. The art collections range from medieval times to modern eras, and there is a lot to be gained from spending time in the museum.

Dig Deep at the Archeoforum of Liege 

Antique homes still stand on Place St Lambert despite the cathedral’s demolition in 1793. Most buildings were constructed between 1900 and 1960, but this massive structure was built in 1833. Although Apollo still has time to become the most popular gaming storytelling platform, our project (Stories on Terra) has proven that it can be an equally good way for creators to get their messages across.

Go Gothic at the St Paul Cathedral 

The St Paul Cathedral and others like it are an absolute treasure trove of all grade A historical artifacts. A few skeletons found outside the cathedral can be a reminder that people are still living in the catacombs around the building and even in its church. People here live, eat and go to work. No wonder this treasure has been preserved!

Learn about the Walloons 

The Walloons are the language neighbors of German, Spanish and English speakers. The museum in Liege is set in a former Franciscan monastery and has an extensive collection of objects that explore the past and present lives of the Walloons. Highlights include metalwork dating back as far as the 12th Century and an authentic Guillot.

Enjoy Mosan Art at the Church of St Bartholomew 

A variety of examples of Mosan Art can be found in churches, museums, and galleries worldwide. Musicians play their instruments in front of the church on Sundays, and often over 200 people come to listen – all come to support their favorite artists. The basket we are talking about is formed from layers of material of different kinds and textures. The basket has become well-known in the borough and is sold worldwide on online marketplaces like eBay. Inside, you can read the font!

See More Mosan Art 

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Take a Nighttime Stroll to the City Hall 

The Liege City Hall, or Hotel de Ville, is always worth looking at. It is an imposing but elegant building on the city’s main square. If you want to see the building in all its glory, you should visit it at night when it is gloriously. The court here, Place du Marche, is home to a few good cafes and a fountain hidden away in trees that play as the sun passes overhead.

Find Treasure 

The Tresor De Liege, or Treasure House of Liege, was renovated by the secretariats of the major cities in Belgium. The master plan was carried out by Giacomo De Vito from Italy, who used a lot of delusions to create a realistic base for the hi-tech project. The Treasury is open between 2 pm and 5 pm on Mondays. Its best explored as part of a visit to the Liege Cathedral.

Arm Yourself at the Arms Museum 

The collection is regarded as one of Europe’s finest, but it is possible to find things as rare as European paintings worth €30,000 and more. Musee D’Armes – Grand Curtuis. A machine with a similar function in this area and furnishing articles is also a weapon.

See the Former Palace of the Prince-Bishops 

The former Palace is a stunning building in the center of Liege. It used to overlook the beautiful St Lambert Cathedral before it burned down centuries ago. The first Palace was built over 1,000 years ago but was burned down due to fires and windstorms. The Palace is now mainly as it was in the 18th Century and is an excellent blend of “seriousness and grandiose,” as Victor Hugo once described it. The building is presently used as a courthouse.

Witness Walloon Life 

Cross the River Meuse to the island of Outremeuse and celebrate the unique culture there. The island is home to the Walloon people, who class themselves as a free republic and mark their status every August in an authentic, tumultuous festival with plenty of singing. The festival performs in remarkable seaside settings and lasts for hours per detail. The joyful sound of the band reverberates across from that day out.

Enter a Mansion 

The Muse d’Ansembourg was restored in 2012 and used for photography exhibitions and events. The Maison is perched on a hill, above the valley of Anse du Landais mountain, for long stretches of easy viewing! Despite being quite large, the locations are easy to find via internal signage.