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A boat is going down a river in a city.
by Louise Sawitzkaja 24 April 2025
Famous for its rich cultural life and warm, festive atmosphere, Liège is a vibrant city in Wallonia, the French-speaking region of southern Belgium, nestled in the scenic valley of the Meuse River. Though compact in size, it offers an abundance of experiences for visitors —blending history, charm, and energy in every corner. Scenic Walks and Cultural Highlights Liège offers a variety of scenic routes for walking enthusiasts, from riverside strolls along the Meuse to exploring the charm of its historic city center. For those seeking a physical challenge, the Montagne de Bueren — a staircase with 374 steps — is a must. At the top, you'll be rewarded with one of the city's most stunning panoramic views. If you're looking to reconnect with nature, Liège also features several inviting parks and gardens. One highlight is the Parc de la Boverie , beautifully situated between the Meuse River and the Dérivation canal. It's the perfect spot to unwind or enjoy a leisurely walk. At the heart of the park lies an art museum, home to both permanent collections and rotating exhibitions. For plant enthusiasts, the Liège Botanical Garden and its greenhouse offer a captivating experience. Wander through the park and admire a diverse array of exotic plant species from around the world including Plane trees, Bald cypresses, Judas trees, Japanese zelkova, Sequoias, Paulownia, Ginkgo and Catalpas.