LIÈGE CITY PASS

- Place of purchase
Office du Tourisme de la Ville de Liège
Féronstrée 92,
4000 LIEGE - MAPS: Google Maps



Exceptional promotion!
Until the end of 2010, the Liège City Pass will be sold at the price of € 12 for 48 hours (instead of € 16) for individuals and at € 36 for 48 hours (instead of € 54) for families.
The Liège City Pass is some sort of quadrilingual (French, Dutch, German and English) booklet filled with discount vouchers offering the following advantages:
- Free admission to 13 museums.
- Tape guided Simenon itinerary.
- A discount on the Meuse cruise.
- A discount on the tourist train rides.
Liège City Pass is available at the Liège Tourist Office, at the Liège Tourist House and at the tourist office of the Liège-Guillemins train station.
Individual pass: 48 h: € 12 (instead of € 16).
Family pass (2 adults + 2 children younger than 18) 48h: € 36 (instead of € 54).
Free of charge for children younger than 6.
- Valid through : All year round
To enjoy the advantages of the Liège City Pass, you only have to show the booklet at the ticket office of the attraction (coupons that are already cut out will not be valid).
The booklet is strictly personal and cannot be given to another person.
The booklet is valid for 48h starting from the date and hour mentioned on the document.
It is possible that a supplement is asked during special exhibitions or events.
Information on our partners
AUBERGE DE JEUNESSE GEORGES SIMENON (LIEGE)The "Roll-Royce" of youth hostels (according to the "Guide du Routard") - highly modern building and facilities, two steps away from the centre of Liège - sanitary facilities in each room - 4 meeting rooms - inner yard with terrace - bar - cafetaria - exchange - internet connection. Rue Georges Simenon 2 4020 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 344 56 89 |
ANSEMBOURG MUSEUM (MUSEUM OF ARCHEOLOGY AND DECORATIVE ARTS) (LIEGE)The House of Ansembourg is an old private townhouse from the 18th century that was bought by the city of Liège in 1903. It portrays aristocratic life during the Enlightenment. Everything radiates luxury: stucco, painted ceilings, paneling, leather, mirrors, stairs and banisters, tapestries, furniture...even the kitchen, which is decorated with delftware tiles... Listed monument. Féronstrée 114 4000 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 221 94 02 |
ARCHÉOFORUM (LIEGE)The Archéoforum, beneath the Place Saint-Lambert, offers a visit to the remains exposed during a series of archaeological excavations between 1907 and the present day. The true "historical heart" of the city, the Place has yielded the traces of nearly 9000 years of history. From the concrete entrance point on the îlot Tivoli, a reminder of the major works around the Place Saint-Lambert, to the gift and book shop, passing through the crypt dedicated to Saint-Lambert and the remains of the Vieux Marché, the visitor travels through ten scenographic settings each with its own different audio-visual atmosphere. A moving encounter with the history and splendour of the "Cité Ardente" from its origins to our own times. The site can only be visited accompanied by a specialist guide. Place Saint-Lambert 4000 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 250 93 70 |
CATHEDRAL AND TREASURY (LIEGE)It's Saint-Paul's Cathedral that houses today the Treasury of Saint-Lambert's Cathedral. Like most of the religious buildings of this size, Saint Paul's has undergone various refurbishments and reconstructions since it was first built in around 1230 - the last addition was an additional floor in the tower in the 19th century which is an imitation of that of Saint-Lambert. The Treasury in the 15th century cloisters houses many treasures including the famous "Reliquary of Charles the Bold" (around 1467), the famous bust-reliquary of Saint-Lambert (around 1512) and the Meuse ivory of the Three Resurrections. Its collections of textiles (shroud of Saint-Lambert, liturgical ornaments) are remarkable. The Treasury suggests an art and history route on the ancient Episcopal Principality of Liège. Rue Bonne Fortune 6 4000 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 232 61 32 |
COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF SAINT-BARTHELEMY AND THE BAPTISMAL FONTS (LIEGE)Not unlike Saint-Denis and Saint-Martin, the architecture of Saint-Barthélemy reflects the fact that it once played an important part in the city's defences. It is the oldest religious construction in Liège, the exterior dating back to the 12th century - the interior was completely changed at the beginning of the 18th century. The church has fantastic bronze baptismal fonts, which date back to 1118 and were originally installed in Notre-Dame-aux-Fonts, a little church joined to Saint-Lambert Cathedral, which was destroyed in 1794 by French revolutionaries. These fonts are an artistic masterpiece of plate. Place Saint-Barthélemy 8 4000 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 250 23 72 |
HOUSE OF METALLURGY AND INDUSTRY (LIEGE)Water, Fire, Iron and Geniuses. In 10 rooms, you will relive 4 centuries of technology: the oldest blast furnace in the country, the zinc bath of Napoleon, a spectacular steam-engine, internal combustion engines, Zénobe Gramme's dynamo, and the ancestor of data processing are, among many others, a few treasures of this exciting adventure. Boulevard Raymond Poincaré 17 4020 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 342 65 63 |
HOUSE OF SCIENCE (LIEGE)Discover the fascinating world of sciences. Educational and spectacular animations presented by scientific guides: static electricity, optical liquid nitrogen, transformation of energy, polymers, genetics... Quai Van Beneden 22 4020 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 366 50 15-50 04 |
Liège Aquarium and Museum (LIEGE)At the Aquarium's 46 tanks you can find about 2,500 fish from oceans, sees, lakes and rivers from all over the world Quai Van Beneden 22 4020 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 366 50 21 |
LIEGE PUBLIC TRANSPORT MUSEUM (LIEGE)Old and restored tramway depot. Wide collection of vehicles, network objects, uniforms, iconographical documents, models about the history of the public transportation in the "Pays de Liège". Three tramways of Aix-la-Chapelle and presentation of the net. "Michelin" space. Temporary expositions. Rue Richard Heintz 9 4020 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 361 94 19 |
MUSEUM OF MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART (MAMAC) (LIEGE)In this hall dating from the universal exhibition of 1905, the museum of modern art exhibits since its renovation in 1993 collections of paintings and sculptures from 1850 until now (Chagall, Ensor, Gauguin, Picasso, ...). Parc de la Boverie 3 4020 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 343 04 03 |
Museum of Walloon Fine Arts in Liège (LIEGE)In a modern building of original concept, this museum offers a general view of the sculptures and paintings in the French-speaking part of Belgium. Obviously the artists from Liège are given the seat of honour, albeit plenty of other artworks are on display. The chronological layout allows an easy and educational tour alongside a collection of exceptional riches, from the 16th century to today. Ilot Saint-Georges Féronstrée 86 4000 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 221 92 31 |
MUSEUM OF WALLOON LIFE (LIEGE)You'll discover the life in Wallonia through various themes and a great variety of items. This new visit, fruit of a state-of-the-art museography and scenography and of the watchful eye of Claude Santerre, will suggest to visitors an eloquent History of Wallonia divided into 5 parts: Wallonia, Technical (R)evolutions, Living Together, Day by Day, Life of Spirit Cour des Mineurs 1 4000 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 237 90 50 |
PRINT ROOM AND DRAWING COLLECTION (LIEGE)Collection of +/- 30,000 works on paper, prints and drawings from the 16th to the 21st century. Posters, original comic strips, plans. Fonds Lambert Lombart from the 16th century. Walloon artists, but also French, Italian, Duth, German schools. Parc de la Boverie 3 4020 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 342 39 23 |
THE GRAND CURTIUS (LIEGE)The Grand Curtius celebrates the great unison between object and society Féronstrée 136 4000 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 221 68 40 |
MAISON DU TOURISME DU PAYS DE LIEGE (LIEGE)Address:Place Saint-Lambert 32-35 4000 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 237 92 92 |
OFFICE DU TOURISME DE LIEGE (LIEGE)Address:Féronstrée 92 4000 LIEGE Tel.+32 (0) 4 221 92 21 |


















