Most likely, this will be the first attraction that you will see in Liege, right out of the train. The station was under construction for almost 10 years and was opened in 2009. Architect Santiago Calatrava.
A stunning structure that seems to be floating in the air. And when the lights are turned on in the evening, it seems that this is a fantastic waterfall. An ultra-modern building in which even part of the surface of the platforms is made of glass blocks. Glass, concrete, stone - and at the same time a feeling of airiness, freedom and openness.
If you did not come to Liege by train, then you can get to the station by buses 1.2, 3.4, 25.27, 30.48, 58 (stop 'Li? ge Gare des Guillemins')
Address: Place des Guillemins 2.4000 Li? ge, Belgium
Website
https://www. b-europe. com/Travel/Practical/Station%20information/Liege%20Guillemins
A stunning structure that seems to be floating in the air. And when the lights are turned on in the evening, it seems that this is a fantastic waterfall. An ultra-modern building in which even part of the surface of the platforms is made of glass blocks. Glass, concrete, stone - and at the same time a feeling of airiness, freedom and openness.
If you did not come to Liege by train, then you can get to the station by buses 1.2, 3.4, 25.27, 30.48, 58 (stop 'Li? ge Gare des Guillemins')
Address: Place des Guillemins 2.4000 Li? ge, Belgium
Website
https://www. b-europe. com/Travel/Practical/Station%20information/Liege%20Guillemins
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