Liege Tourist Information

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Liege

Liège is the main regional city in the province of Liège. It is also Belgium's fourth largest city, after Brussels, Antwerp, and Charleroi. It is the largest centre in Wallonia and is mostly an industrial city. About Liege

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  • (English) Liège photo gallery www.itravelnet.com
  • (French) (Dutch) (English) (German) Christmas market of Liège www.villagedenoel.be
  • (French) (Dutch) (English) (German) (Wallonian) Official website of the city of Liège www.liege.be
  • (French) (Dutch) (English) (German) Leodium: the touristic and cultural network www.liege-leodium.be
  • (French) (Dutch) (English) (Spanish) (German) Liège congres www.liegecongres.be
  • (English) Discover Liège (Eupedia) www.eupedia.com
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Liege Tourist Information is based on work by Bastos Zak, Ronnie Pander, Olivie Greoli, Feb, Globe-trotter, Inas, Tatatabot, Deni120, You.travel and others. Liege Tourist Information is available under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 1.0. The More About Liege section uses material from the article Liège and is licensed under GNU Free Documentation License. See background image credits and About You.travel.
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Also Within Wallonia:
  • Louvain-la-Neuve
  • Luxembourg
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  • Namur
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  • Spiennes
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  • La Louvière
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