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The entire Liège region, in 360°.
The entire Liège region, in 360°.
At the dawn of May 10, 1940, German soldiers landed by glider on the roof of the fortress of Eben-Emael. A daring operation, hollow charges and a garrison caught off guard turned the Belgian defense on its head.
In August 1914, the twelve forts built around Liège became the first major obstacle to the German invasion. A battle that slowed down the enemy advance and revealed the limits of an already outdated fortification.
On November 12, Liège 360 launches an immersive series to rediscover the history of the city, its places, and those who have shaped it.
From November 8 to 11 at 8:30 a.m., Liège 360 dedicates four episodes to the fortified city of Liège and to the memory of the two world wars.
From the Montagne de Bueren to the slopes, discover the staircases and alleys that tell another story about Liège.
The Meuse shaped the landscape, trade and industry of Liège. A look back at centuries of relations between the city and its river.
La Batte is not just a market: it is a Sunday gathering place, a place for meeting and a tradition that continues to keep the quays alive.
More than 200 shops in the city center will open exceptionally this Sunday, November 8th. This will be a test day to consider perhaps holding a monthly meeting.
From charcoal-burning furnaces to blast furnaces, industry shaped Liège, its landscape and the lives of its inhabitants. A story of machines, work and transformations.
