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in Liège
Getting there
Just a few miles from Germany, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, and 3 hours from Paris and Amsterdam, Liège is within reach of Northern Europe’s major attractions. Whether you’re travelling by plane to the regional airport, by train to the majestic Gare des Guillemins station, or by car via the motorway network, you’ll find that all roads lead to Liège. We offer a unique gateway to Europe!
By car
City centre car parks:
- Parking Saint-Lambert, place Saint-Lambert
- Parking Cathédrale, place Cathédrale
- Parking Saint-Denis, place Saint-Denis
- Parking Saint-Georges, quai de la Batte
- Parking de la Cité, quai de la Goffe
- Parking Opéra, place du Théâtre
By train
Station: Liège-Guillemins high-speed rail (TGV) station.
To get to the city centre from the station: bus No 1 or 4
To get to the city centre from the station: bus No 1 or 4
By Car-sharing
Find a car-share near you in no time with Blablacar for a cheaper journey.
By plane
Liège-Bierset airport.
To get to the city centre from the airport: bus No 57
To get to the city centre from the airport: bus No 57
How do I get around in Liège city centre?
By bus
By bike
Bikes are ideal for discovering the city and its sights.
Two options for rental:
Two options for rental:
- At the Tourist Office, la Maison du Tourisme du Pays de Liège, Quai de la Goffe 13. For more information: www.visitezliege.be/fr/liege-velo
- From Pro Velo, place des Guillemins 2. For more information: www.provelo.org/liege
By taxi
Taxis are available at different key points of the city: gare des Guillemins, rue Léopold, Pont d’Avroy.
Where can I sleep and eat in Liège?
Liège, the Cité ardente, is full of hotels, gîtes, inns and available during the Festival period. There are also a thousand and one restaurants, bistros, brasseries, and cafés of all kinds. The FIFCL has built up strong relationships with a few select partners. Find them here : hotels and restaurants !