Question 1

Which areas of the Province of Liège are best suited to a holiday?

Accepted Answer

Spa and its surroundings are popular for wellness. The High Fens are unique for walkers. The East Cantons around Eupen and Malmedy have a distinctive culture of their own. The Meuse valley is less well known but especially beautiful and quiet.

Question 2

Can you ski in the Province of Liège?

Accepted Answer

In harsh winters snow falls on the High Fens and there are limited cross-country skiing options. Real downhill ski slopes do not exist in Belgium, but the border with the German Eifel and its cross-country trails is not far away.

Question 3

How far is Spa from Brussels or Antwerp?

Accepted Answer

Spa lies about 1 h 30 from Brussels and roughly 1 h 45 from Antwerp, via the E40 and E42. The town is easy to reach for a long weekend, and the surrounding villages are only a short drive further.

Question 4

What is there to do in the East Cantons?

Accepted Answer

The East Cantons offer walking and cycling in the High Fens, cultural outings to Eupen and Malmedy and visits to the memorial sites around Stavelot. In winter the landscape charms with its fairy-tale atmosphere under the snow, when the moors turn white and still.

Question 5

Are there holiday homes for large groups in the Province of Liège?

Accepted Answer

Yes, especially around Spa, Stavelot and Malmedy you find spacious farmhouses and chalets for ten to twenty people. The region is very popular with clubs, sports groups and company outings, and the larger houses often come with plenty of room to gather indoors and out.

Question 6

Can I bring my dog to the Province of Liège?

Accepted Answer

In many holiday homes in the Ardennes and the East Cantons dogs are welcome; filter on pets allowed. The woods around Spa, the Amblève valley and the banks of the Vesdre are a wonderful place to walk with a dog. In the High Fens nature reserve strict rules apply: dogs are allowed only on a few marked paths, on a lead.

Question 7

How much does a holiday home in the Province of Liège cost?

Accepted Answer

A comfortable holiday home for two to four people costs on average 80 to 150 euros a night, depending on location and facilities. Around Spa and during race weekends at Francorchamps prices rise; group chalets range from 200 to 400 euros a night. In the quiet valleys, away from the big names, prices are often surprisingly gentle.

Question 8

What is there to do in the Province of Liège with children?

Accepted Answer

Plopsa Coo with its attractions at the foot of the waterfall is the great classic, the Forestia wildlife park in La Reid delights with its wolves and bear cubs, and at the Blegny mine, a UNESCO World Heritage site, you descend into the underground galleries with a guide. Add the swimming lakes and adventure parks around Spa and the week is full.

Our properties in Liège Province

Au Coq et Fagnes La Fagne

Au Coq et Fagne La Coq

Au Cerf et fagnes

Le Paradis d'Henri

Le Reve du Sanglier

Agence en Douane

Tour de la Chapelle

Les Bruyères

Les Chambres de La Vaulx-Renard

les jardins de la ferme

L' HORIZON Studios & Apparts

Rochers de Sy

Hirondelle

Le Flanelmont

Gîte de Froidcour et Nid du Faucon

Le Clapotis de l'Amblève

Aux Bouleaux

CHEZ MARIE

Cache-coeur

Chalet en Ardennes

Refuge des Hautes Fagnes

Villa Les Noisetiers

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