Montagne de Bueren
A staircase of 374 steps climbing straight up the hillside from the city centre, originally built for soldiers to reach the citadel. Free to climb and one of Belgium's most dramatic urban features.
Street in Liege
A grid of pedestrian streets that forms Liege’s nightlife and cafe district, lively every night of the week. Free to wander and the heart of the city’s famously convivial social culture.
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Other places worth the walk, and what each one costs.
A staircase of 374 steps climbing straight up the hillside from the city centre, originally built for soldiers to reach the citadel. Free to climb and one of Belgium's most dramatic urban features.
The former palace of Liege's powerful prince-bishops, now a courthouse, with two Renaissance courtyards featuring carved columns. The courtyards are free to enter during opening hours.
Liege's main square, built over the demolished cathedral of Saint-Lambert, with the archaeological remains visible underground. The square is free and the Archeoforum below charges a modest entry.
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The whole of Liege