Discover one of Brussels' most beautiful cities on a free walking tour! Taking the Essential Free Tour of Liege will ensure you learn all about the city’s fascinating history, secrets and stories as you explore its many iconic sites in the old town. This tour has been designed by locals to reveal the hidden gems of Liege, and your knowledgeable guide will provide plenty of insights into the culture and history of this charming city. Most free tours in Liege let you start your adventure at the Place Saint-Lambert, where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of some of the must-see landmarks in the city. This important square is home to the Palace of the Prince-Bishops, a 16th-century building that served as the residence of the powerful prince-bishops who held sway over Liege until the late 18th century. The palace's imposing façade and impressive architecture offer visitors a glimpse into Liege's regal past.

Your engaging Free Tour of Liege will also take you to St. Lambert's Cathedral – this impressive church dates back to the 10th century, boasting extraordinary stained-glass windows, a stunning choir and heights reaching up to 44 meters (144 feet)! Continue your journey through La Batte Wharf, an area known for its bustling Sunday market and cultural diversity. This area is located on the banks of the Meuse River, a vital commercial channel for Liege since its foundation in the 5th century A.D., thus making it one of Europe's most important trading hubs. From here, your small group of travelers might then move onto Saint Bartholomew's Square, lined by beautiful buildings from different eras such as neoclassical, modernist and postmodernist. Strolling along the Cour Saint-Antoine and other wonderful cobbled streets in the old town, you will witness the beauty that has made Liege one of the most popular tourist destinations in Belgium!

Would you dare to climb the stairs leading to Montagne de Bueren? It’s one of Europe’s oldest stairways, built during the 15th century, and the views are simply stunning. First built by Jean de Bueren after a religious vision, it has been restored and maintained over centuries. The stairs have been considered a place of pilgrimage by many throughout their history, and they serve as an ever-present reminder of the city's past and its resilience over centuries. If you are ready to take the challenge, stop halfway for taking pictures of the natural and urban beauty of Liege. Finally, make your way down traditional alleys filled with small corner shops that evoke old-world charm. As you wander through them be sure to soak in the unique atmosphere only found in this vibrant city! Book today the free walking tour around Liege’s old town for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look – it promises to be an unforgettable experience! Happy travels!