Just don't go here.
It's the most depressing city that I've been to in Europe.
Don't go especially if you can't speak French,
nobody in the city speaks a work of English to help you.
It's grey and rainy, the buildings look like they are still in the WWII era, and there is nothing amazingly fun to do or see.

Excellent Ice creams at Glacier Gérard. Nice areas to have a Sunday afternoon walk in the woods and/or through fields

Liege is a very calm, romantic, and undisturbed by tourists kind of a city where, if you cannot speak french, you'll be completely confused because everyone around you will be confused that you cannot understand their French! In the center of Liege is a river that divides the city; the Central Station is often covered in Fog and train exhaust, especially in the winter and it places you so far away from your own reality. I felt as if I were in a black and white movie when my Thaly's train left Koln, Germany and found it's way into Belgium. At night, there's a really super cool cyber cafe/bar called Cyber-pot-au-Lait. The beer's excellent as is the music. I love cold weather. Well occasionally. In December, it's absolutely beautiful at night if you see the opera house and the colorful lights drowned by the fog. The closest comparison that I can recommend is if you've seen the movie "Crazy Love", the third act when the main character is grown up in a bar. Dominique Derrudere films this colorfully lit bar in the fog at the beginning of that scene. That's as close of a visual as it comes to describing Liege in December. There is also an Muslim Quarters where you'll find some excellent Algerian food.

sunday's market is amazing - a world on it's own, try the grilled chicken and potatoes on spot.

Le Carré, The square:
Just ask anyone for it and they'll guide you. It's the ultimate place for bars.

Le plus beau village au monde !!

Visitez le Carré, le soir !

Great local city! Skip past the French and enjoy the city. It is grity but the views are breath taking. Enjoy what this city has to offer.

Si vos vôriz magnî (èt boere !) polonès, i-gn a on ptit botike Foû Tchestea, tot djusse asto del Plaece do Vî Mårtchî, la wice ki vos trovroz 'ne contremasse di gåliotreyes.

De Stationstraat en het Waasland Shopping Center