Location: Liege
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What to do and see in Liege, Wallonia: The Best Nightlife
Just one hour from Brussels is Liege, a historical city on the river Meuse, dating back to Charlemagne. With a wonderful central location only one hour from Brussels by train or car, Liege must-see sites are the Prince-Bishops’ Place, Liege-Guillemins Station, Museum of Walloon Life, Church of Saint-Jacques, and St. Paul’s Cathedral. Stay for its fun, vibrant night life.
Restaurants in Liege
1. Live club
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. La Cour St-Jean
3. L'atelier du Gin et du Champagne
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5.0 based on 37 reviews
A shop and bar where you can find and taste outstanding gins and champagnes, follow Olga and Vincent to meet your perfect serve.
4. Far West
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Big and Best Rock'n Roll Bar in TOWN !
5. L'Atelier C
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
L'Atelier C is a alternative bar in the heart of the Roture street in Liege. Probably one of the most intimate Liege scenes. You will discover groups of Liege live concerts every weekend. We will offer according to the mood of the team, beers, wines and spirits, always produced by artisans.
6. Apero Sur Meuse
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Aperitif on Meuse offers you all this summer, from Friday, June 26, to share with friends a good glass of wine, cocktail, beer or soft Quai E. Van Beneden in Liège on the barge installed on the pontoon of the Fluvial Center opposite the Aquarium of Liège.
7. Cafe Brasil
8. Le Pot au Lait
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4.5 based on 248 reviews
Located in the heart of Liege, the Pot au Lait became the must passage of an eclectic crowd, as well teen as adult; the typical place of appointment for a meeting in Liege. The Pot au Lait is located 9 of the street Soeurs de Hasque, which is a pedestrian street in the heart of Liege. Number 9 is a magnificent house from the XIXth century, which holds plenty of cultural and social associations. The decoration of the bar is mainly conceived by Pol Drianne and Willy Lagneau (ironwork). Several paintings are made by Dany Salme.
