Top 8 cultural & heritage things to do in Liège

1. Liege walking tour: Cathedrals, courtyards, and Montagne de Bueren

Two-hour guided walking tour through Liege — visit St. Paul's Cathedral, Church of Saint Bartholomew, and climb the Montagne de Bueren for city views.

2. Liège city centre walking tour

Two-hour guided walking tour of Liège — visit St. Lambert’s Square, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and more with a local guide sharing insights into the city’s history.

3. Self-guided walking tour of Liège with audio commentary

Two-hour audio-guided walking tour — explore Liège with 24 audio commentaries detailing the city's heritage and culture.

4. Half-day private walking tour of Liege

Three hours on foot — explore Place Saint-Lambert, the Carré district, and Montagne de Bueren for panoramic views with a local guide.

“Despite not being able to attend the tour due to last-minute scheduling conflicts, I am giving a 5-star rating because the guide was incredibly helpful. They made every effort to assist us and even refunded half of the fee when it became clear we couldn't make it.”— Roger L

5. Private guided walking tour of Dinant

Three hours exploring Dinant on foot — highlights include Notre Dame de Dinant, Maison Adolphe Sax, and La Merveilleuse Cave.

“Katilu demonstrated great knowledge and was incredibly helpful throughout the tour. She was kind and considerate. Although there were some train issues due to weekend cancellations and bus detours for upgrades, Katilu handled everything effectively.”— nho1000

6. Liège city walking tour with local insights

Two-hour walking tour covering key sights, hidden yards, and local dining tips without the heavy historical focus.

“Liège is a delightful town filled with numerous sights and monuments. It's well-maintained and welcoming. The Montagne de Bueren staircase offers a challenging climb that feels like hiking a mountain; it's both impressive and demanding. You can take breaks along the way to explore hidden alleys, and the stunning panoramic view at the summit makes it worthwhile. The beautiful Cathedral of St. Paul and the modern train station designed by Calatrava are also noteworthy. Additionally, the birthplace of writer Simenon, creator of Commissioner Maigret, can be found nearby, alongside his statue on a bench.”— gianbo64

7. Self-guided scavenger hunt and audio tour of Liège

Explore Liège at your own pace with a self-guided scavenger hunt and audio tour, available 24/7 for teams, couples, or families.

“A nice way to explore Liège, the riddles added an enjoyable element to the walk. You can ask for tips if you're unsure of an answer or skip them if needed. Expect to walk for around 2 hours, not factoring in additional stops for drinks, especially if you take the time to read all the information in the app. Note that the starting point differs from the ending point. Parking at "Interparking Liège - Parking Saint Georges" is convenient since it’s close to the end, saving you from returning to the starting point. It was unfortunate that the station, a highlight of Liège, wasn't part of the route, as we felt that was a missed chance.”— Axelle B

8. Self-guided audio walking tour and scavenger hunt in Dinant

Explore Dinant at your own pace on a self-guided audio tour and scavenger hunt, available 24/7 — solve puzzles and visit major attractions and hidden gems.