Palais des Beaux-Arts de Liège

The Palais des Beaux-Arts stands on an island in the Meuse River, featuring extensive collections from Renaissance to contemporary art periods.

Built in 1905 for the Liège International Exhibition, this museum remains the single surviving structure from the world fair event.

The museum collection includes prints, drawings, and Walloon artistic works, representing both Belgian heritage and international art movements.

Visitors can explore the permanent collection for 5 euros, while combined tickets for temporary exhibitions cost 12 euros, with free entry for people under 26.

The museum building underwent multiple transformations, evolving from a festive palace into the current La Boverie museum complex within Boverie Park.

Location: Liège

Architects: Charles Soubre

GPS coordinates: 50.62742,5.57748

Latest update: May 27, 2025 17:45