Liège, Episcopal see in Belgium
Liège is a major city in the Belgian municipality known for its historic and cultural significance.
The inception of Liège dates back to the 8th Century, originally part of the Prince-Bishopric of Liège until 1789.
As a chef-lieu, it plays a significant role in local governance and culture.
Liège encompasses postal codes from 4000 to 4032.
It is one of the Belgian municipalities granted with the title of city.
Location: Arrondissement of Liège
Inception: 8 Century
Capital city: province of Liege
Population: 195278
Elevation above the sea: 66 m
Phone: +3242218111
Website: liege.be/fr
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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Liège is a major city in the Belgian municipality known for its historic and cultural significance.
Le génie du mal, also known as The Lucifer of Liège, is a religious sculpture executed in white marble by the Belgian artist Guillaume Geefs.
The Montagne de Bueren is a grand staircase consisting of 374 steps located in Liège.
Fort de la Chartreuse is a sprawling military fortress in Liège.
Liège Cathedral is a striking landmark known for its stunning stained glass windows.
The Perron of Liège is a monumental column with a pinecone atop, symbolizing communal freedoms.
The Prince-Bishops' Palace is a grand architectural complex in Liège.
St Hubert's Key is a metal amulet shaped like a key.
Tour Paradis is the tallest building in Liège, standing at 136 meters.
The Curtius Museum showcases an impressive range of decorative arts and archaeology.
Outremeuse is a vibrant neighborhood situated within the city of Liège.
