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The museum-aquarium, Park de la Boverie and Citadel Park (via Montagne Van Bueren) are our favorites as a family with a 5 year old kid. Om-nomnom has good takeaway food. No less than 3 Burger Kings in Liege is a boon for burger lovers like us now and then. Many homeless people and punks in the center left a bad impression of the city center that looks a bit rundown.

Liege is a surprisingly nice city with lots of churches, museums and an amazing central train station. It is a very 'walk-able' place, although there seem to be lots of buses going round if you prefer public transport. It is really worth doing some of the city walks that you can find at the tourist info at the station. It is also a place where people live and work which makes it busy with traffic at times but there are lots of little alley ways and pedestrian streets to avoid most of the traffic. We found many places to eat and drink and the service was always friendly. We loved it and will certainly visit again!

The city has potential, lots of nice monuments and old churches but for some reason everything looks dirty. Lots of people doing drugs in plain sight, lots of beggars and people that doesn't respect the traffic lights. Many centric areas where it seems like they open up the floor to lay some pipes or something and when they closed it again, instead of using the original tiling they just poured cement to close the hole. Their beer was good though.

A nice small city with very nice buildings and plenty of things to do. I liked the art museums, the churches and the big stairs. I ate local, but the price was a bit higher than in Germany. I reccomend the Maas river and going together in a local pub in the evening.

A bit disappointed. I was hoping for more historical features particularly concerning the role Liege played in the first world war. Also the traffic and fumes were pretty dreadful when walking around the town. Much more needs to be done to separate the traffic from pedestrians. Had some nice meals though.

Not the most obvious Belgium destination when considering you have a choice of the likes of Brussels and Bruges but nevertheless well worth a visit. While Bruges has an obvious tourist charm and Brussels is a typical capital with more than a 'EuroZone' feel, Liege is perhaps more of a low-key true representation of Belgium and it's culture. Plenty of beers (although not a brewery hub), chocolate and cheese without the frills of the other two cities, there is still plenty to see and do for a relaxed, unrushed long weekend with us going particularly for the large Christmas markets ahead of the big day.