Top Things to do in Liege Province
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10 Things to do in Liege Province That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Liege Province, Belgium including Coteaux de la Citadelle, Montagne de Bueren, Domaine de Berinzenne, La Boverie, Ninglinspo, US Memorial Wereth, Arms Museum (Musee d'Armes), Gare de Liege-Guillemins, Lac de Warfaaz, F1 - Belgian Grand Prix.
Restaurants in Liege Province
1. Coteaux de la Citadelle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 644 reviews
Reviewed By 933thierryf
Each year , in the beautiful city of Liege , there is this folkloric event, a circuit that take you into the coteaux, de Liege.it start "rue St leonard and take you thru Pierreuse to the citadelle, all the street are illuminated by thousands of candles, musical attraction are placed here and there where all kind of music are played, also there several shop and restaurant where you can a taste of different cuisine, several small 'bar' on the street offers you the typical alcohol liegeois that is called 'Pecket' these have a wide variety of flavor, museum are open and freed, also the St Barthelemy church is all illuminated, as expected this feast attract people from Holland, Germany and even France, the best point to see is the illumination of the Montagne of Bueren, with the 300 steps all decorated by candles set in a splendid mosaic like display
2. Montagne de Bueren
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,388 reviews
Reviewed By schrijver_e
Take the public bus from city-centre to the hospital on the citadel.From there it is a 2 minute walk to the War-monument ,underneath the steps are located.From the monument you have a great view over the city of Liège.Walk down the steps and enjoy on the corner of the rue le Poule a drink.Continue with a boatride on the river Meuse.
3. Domaine de Berinzenne
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 133 reviews
In the heart of the Spa forest and on the edge of the Fagne de Malchamps, the Domaine of Bérinzenne offers spaces freely accessible to the public: panoramic tower, park with pond and picnic areas. The Museum of Forest and Water “P.Noé” presents the natural environments of the region thanks to an innovative scenography. (Closed on Mondays) A starting point for many walks, the Maison de la Nature has a shop, a cafeteria and a multipurpose room for conferences and temporary exhibitions. (Closed on weekends and public holidays)
Reviewed By 93sawanr
This nature area borders the ‘Fagne de Malchamps’ nature area. We wanted hiking and did the yellow trail, which is 5km. This is well indicated and took us more than an hour; we did not go into the tower. For me the area was a surprise. I always associated the Ardennes region with hills. Seeing the plains was magnificent and reminded me of watching the endless Serengeti.
4. La Boverie
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 461 reviews
A fine arts museum and a centre for international exhibitions, in partnership with the Louvre.
Reviewed By 556henkp
A very nice museum about the history of Liège and a special exhibition of a Liège born artist Mady Adrien with fantastic funny sculptures
5. Ninglinspo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 240 reviews
Reviewed By r0xanaradu - Brussels, Belgium
A hidden Belgium gem - great place if you like nature, hiking and disconnecting for a couple of hours. And not even a long drive from Brussels. There are various hiking routes, very well singled. We did one with a medium length/ difficulty level and it was perfect (around 6 hours of peace, not very challenging climb, and beautiful scenery). Make sure you bring water, good shoes and energy. Parking is not ideal (pretty small, it was already fool on a Sunday morning), but you can find something around.
6. US Memorial Wereth
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
7. Arms Museum (Musee d'Armes)
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4.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By foxegurl266 - Brussels, Belgium
My husband and I were very pleasantly surprised by the quality of this museum. We even lucked out with free admission since it was the first Sunday of the month! This museum features tons of guns across the ages - from the 1500s to today. Everything from ornately carved rifles from royalty to the huge Desert Eagle. The displays were all labeled in French and in perfect English. They describe how the weapons work, how they evolved, and the advantages/disadvantages of each. It was very informative but not overwhelming. Everything is in amazing condition! My husband follows the online series, "Forgotten Weapons" and was thrilled so many unique weapons featured on the show, in person! The museum is housed in an old building that houses other museums. There were clean, free restrooms, lockers, a gift shop, and a restaurant.
8. Gare de Liege-Guillemins
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,004 reviews
Reviewed By paulomY4510NC - Budapest, Hungary
This ultramodern train station definitely worths a visit, even if you won't come to Liége by train. It's an architectural masterpiece authored by Santiago Calatrava that also creates the desire of visiting his hometown, Valencia, another medieval town like Liége, perhaps even prettier.
9. Lac de Warfaaz
10. F1 - Belgian Grand Prix
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Krustykiller - Newbridge, Ireland
The whole race weekend is great. Well policed by Security and the Police. Food and drink for the ordinary public is Basic but very nice "if a little expensive". Toilet facilities are basic as well but clean and maintained to a high standard. The F1 concession stands are a well stocked with quality product and friendly staff. It can be a bit of a trek to get to different parts of the track, so get there early.
