This Romanesque church in sandstone is preceded with a massive main building topped by two towers that is characteristic of the Rhenan-Mosan style of the 12C. Note, inside, the remarkable brass baptismal font . It is the work of copperware trader Re..

Thie name of this very busy shopping street, lying in the heart of the old town, comes from "férons" (ironmongers) who worked here in the Middle Ages.

This street, with its series of narrow alleys, dates back to the 11C. It was then situated outside the fortified city walls, hence its name ("Outside the Castle").At 114-116, note the little porch flanked by two modern Corinthian columns le..

This museum occupies vast 19C workshops with a Walloon forge with a high coal fire from the 17C and two enormous "makas" (hydraulic hammers) from the 18C. Here you can see traditional ironmongers' tools. There are several objects on display..

The park is located at the southern tip of the island, right in the centre of Liège.The island is surrounded by the River Meuse and a diversion canal. The park is home to the Palais des Congrès , whose long façade is reflected in the river and a cy..

Located in a large hangar, this museum has reconditioned tramways and buses. For adults as well as children.