The city art collections are now concentrated at the Boverie Palace in the park of the same name. A large temporary exhibition space and a smaller, but worthwhile permanent exhibition of art from the Renaissance to the modern age.
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Maison de la Metallurgie et de l'Industrie
Small but important museum operated by the University of Liege covering local industry, in particular the steel industry. The main attraction is one of the oldest blast furnaces in the world, dating to the 17th century, complete with waterwheel-powered bellows.
Musee des Transports en commun de Wallonie
Trams and buses from Liege, Verviers, Charleroi, and other locations in French-speaking Belgium. Also the horse-drawn carriage of the last Prince-Bishop of Liege.
Dedicated to the city mascot who is also the main character for the local marrionnette theaters
St. Paul's Cathedral, Liège