Right in the heart of the city, beneath Place Saint-Lambert, lies one of the largest urban archaeological sites in Europe. The Archéoforum is a major heritage site which gives a unique view of the history of the City and its Principality with a new itinerary full of mystery, surprises and things to be learnt. The project, designed for children and grown-ups alike, is the perfect starting place for visits to Liège. Children and grown-ups, the amateurs and the curious, at the Archéoforum there is a place for everyone to learn about the evolution of the Ardent City from its origins to the present day. Equipped with an interactive tablet (iPad) or with an experienced guide at your side, you will discover the traces left by the first inhabitants of the region during prehistory, the remains of an imposing Roman villa, the crypt built on the site of the assassination of Saint Lambert and the foundations of the various churches and cathedrals which symbolised the power of the Principality over almost 1,000 years. A brand-new scenography with a strong educational flavour showcases never-seen-before archaeological pieces and dynamic recreations. The site is excavated regularly and hosts original exhibitions focusing on the evolution of societies.

The new museum course invites you to a discovery of life in Wallonia from the 19th century till the present. A sophisticated scenography depicts objects and archival material and mixes ancient and contemporary elements. The five themes we encounter focus on Walloon society, people, ideas, and know-how... Lots of discoveries, emotions and surprises!

More than two centuries of the history of mobility : from yesteryear's horse-drawn carriages to the urban transport means of the future. Gear up to discover horse-drawn carriages, horse-drawn and electric trams, trolleybuses, buses, etc. Sound effects, interactive displays and audio-visual features complete the exhibition. The exhibition route not only looks to the past, but also to the present and the stakes of mobility today, as well as to innovative sustainable mobility projects in Belgium and throughout the world.

Around the cloister, the Treasure House of Liège Cathedral has been renovated and perfectly integrated for exhibition rooms offering a fascinating journey through the art and history of the former Principality of Liège.