Liege Hotels

While Namur is the administrative capital of the predominantly French region, with a city population of 200,000 and a metro population in excess of 750,000, Liège is a major pulse point in Belgium. A busy nexus of mechanical industry, information technology, aerospace and biotechnology, Liège has a notably diverse economy and serves as pre-eminent transport hub in Europe. For tourists however, Liège is a popular target because of a wonderful ensemble of museums, historic landmarks and monuments, and colourful folk festivals. Important points of interest to discover in Liège include the Cathedral, Museum of Modern & Contemporary Art, Museum of Walloon Art & Religious Art, and the Curtius Museum. Major events include the annual Christmas Markets, 15 August Festival and Liège–Bastogne–Liège Cycle Race.

Attractions

• Liège Cathedral
• Museum of Modern & Contemporary Art
• Museum of Walloon Art & Religious Art
• Curtius Museum
• Roman Catholic Collegial Church of Saint Bartholemew

Activities

• Liège Christmas Markets
• 15 August Festival
• Saint Nicholas Festival
• Jazz à Liège
• Liège–Bastogne–Liège Cycle Race

Restaurants

• Au Point de Vue
• Chez Phillipou
• La Strada
• Les Dames Tartines
• Le Grain de Sel

Nightlife

• La Zone
• Luigi’s Piano Bar
• La Maison du Pékèt
• Taverne à Pilori
• Smile Café

Climate

Liège has a temperate oceanic climate, with mild winters and warm summers.

• Winter (December to February) 0-5°C
• Spring (March to May) 1-17°C
• Summer (June to September) 11-21°C
• Fall (October to November) 3-12°C