This museum is completely underground and shows some of the amazing history buried underneath the city streets. It's not too long and well-worth a visit.

It was a nice surprise to discover archeological remnants under the marketplace of Saint Lambert in Liège. I have the feeling that there is an huge opportunity to developed a bigger and more holistic project. Not only for schools but also for individual tourists. They...More

Under the Place Saint Lambert you can find an interesting underground museum, retracing the history of what would become Liege starting from the build of a roman villa. The iPad explanations are clear and complete

It is great for families with school kids and for adults interested in history. You will be given iPad and you can chose which language you want. There is short information for kids and full info for adults. Also a quiz! There is a lot...More

This is quite a large archeological site in the center of Liège. There are wall remains from all eras starting with the Roman era, 1st century AD. Objects from even earlier times are on display.

On Place St. Lambert, there once stood a cathedral, one of the biggest in Europe! (Almost) nothing is left today, but you can visit the foundations in the underground, in the Archeoforum de Liege! This is a rather special trip into the underground of a...More

If they're available I like starting my visit in a new city at the local archeology-oriented museum. Great way to get big historical context before I start in on churches, art museums, etc. Sometimes this type of museum creates exhibits to tell the archeo history...More