Morning: Discovering the Heart of Liège
Start your journey in Place Saint-Lambert, the historic center of Liège, where the grand Prince-Bishops' Palace dominates the square. Visit the Archéoforum, an underground archaeological site showcasing remains from Roman times and the former Saint-Lambert Cathedral. Then, walk to St. Paul’s Cathedral, a stunning Gothic church with magnificent stained-glass windows and the Treasury of Liège, housing religious artifacts and goldsmithing masterpieces.

Hidden Gem: Step into Le Pot au Lait, a quirky and colorful bar with a bohemian atmosphere tucked away in a side street—perfect for a mid-morning coffee break.

Lunch:
Enjoy a classic boulet à la liégeoise (Liège-style meatballs in a rich beer and sirop de Liège sauce) at Le Bistrot d’en Face, a cozy spot serving traditional Belgian dishes.

Afternoon: Montagne de Bueren and the Old Town
Challenge yourself by climbing the Montagne de Bueren, a 374-step staircase leading to panoramic views of the city. After catching your breath, descend and explore the quaint Hors-Château district, home to hidden courtyards and historic houses. Visit the Curtius Museum, a beautifully restored 17th-century mansion housing Liège’s most significant historical collections.

Dinner:
Dine at Le Moment, an elegant restaurant offering seasonal Belgian-French cuisine. Try their fresh seafood dishes or a tender filet américain (Belgian steak tartare).

Drinks:
For an atmospheric end to the day, visit L'Antidote, a stylish cocktail bar with creative drinks and a laid-back ambiance.