Liege from 19/03 to 21/03: The Opera in Liege celebrates Guillaume Tell

St. Paul's Cathedral is a former collegiate church founded in the 10th century and rebuilt in the 11th and 14th centuries. Today, it houses numerous works of art from the former
Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Lambert cathedral, destroyed during the Revolution. The old Île district is one of the city's oldest, dating back to the 11th century with the creation
the famous Carré with its orthogonal streets.
Today, it's the place to be for nightlife, with theaters, cinemas, bistros and restaurants, as well as places for shopping. Let let us guide you through this typical district, with the warm atmosphere for which Liège is famous.

Just a stone's throw from Place Saint-Lambert, in the heart of Liège, let us take you along the paths and old walls for a journey through time... With over
sixty monuments and five listed sites, the hills around the citadel bear witness to the city's ancient landscape.
Here, you can discover spectacular sites such as the famous Montagne de Bueren staircase or the panoramic views from the citadel hill. But there are also more intimate
more intimate experiences: crossing a maze of courtyards, staircases and alleyways, walking along paths, through meadows or through woods, in short, discovering the countryside in the heart of the contemporary city.

WARNING: This tour is quite physical as it includes climbing the famous stairs of the Montagne de Bueren

Until the beginning of the 19th century, Liégeois theater and opera lovers crowded into barracks on the Batte. Standing by candlelight, they attended the performances.
performances. These precarious and uncomfortable conditions improved significantly in 1820 with the inauguration of the Théâtre Royal de Liège, home of the Royal Opera of Wallonia.
Discover the magnificent auditorium and backstage areas of this institution, and see how it has evolved and adapted to meet the needs of today's shows and stagings.
and staging needs.
From the upper terrace, you'll enjoy a breathtaking view of the city center.

This stroll through the historic center of Liège is an opportunity to discover the history of the city, and to whet our taste buds and curiosity!
curiosity!
While savoring delicious Liège specialties, we'll discover the city's most emblematic landmarks.
From primitive sites to medieval alleyways, from the Palace of the Prince-Bishops to the Royal Opera of Wallonia, from the famous Carré to St. Paul's Cathedral, Liège is constantly reinventing itself, all the while preserving its atmosphere and conviviality while preserving its atmosphere and conviviality!