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Liège

City in eastern Belgium along the Meuse River.

Liége

Liège is a city located in the Wallonia region of eastern Belgium, situated along the Meuse River. It is renowned for its historic architecture, including the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Citadel of Liège ('Citadelle de Liège'), recognized as a 'Remarkable Citadel'. The city serves as an important economic and cultural center in the region.

Etymology

Liège derives from the Latin word 'Lectia,' meaning 'crossing' or 'ford'.

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Liège is a city in eastern Belgium, known for its hilly landscape and historic buildings along the Meuse River.

Fun Facts

Liège is known as 'the most beautiful city in Wallonia'
It has a unique system of underground tunnels and galleries called the 'marais'
The city is famous for its waffles, known as 'Liège waffles'

FAQ

What is Liège known for? Its hilly landscape and historic buildings
Where is Liège located? Eastern Belgium, along the Meuse River
Is it a large city? Yes, it is one of Belgium's largest cities

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

Belgium Wallonia

Meronyms — Parts or Components

Meuse River Citadel of Liège

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