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Municipality in Liège Province, Wallonia, Belgium
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Neupré is a city of 9,900 people (2018) in Liège.
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This memorial commemorates the American soldiers who died in Northern Europe during World War II. The chapel contains maps and relief sculptures depicting the campaigns in the region.
A panorama classified as an exceptional heritage of Wallonia. One of the most beautiful panoramas towards the valley of the Ourthe which it overlooks from a sheer drop of 120 metres with a view of a complete meander of the river, known as "The loop of the Ourthe", and the hamlet of Ham in Esneux. Not accessible to people with reduced mobility.
For up to 5 people. Vast park. Outdoor swimming pool accessible at certain times. Free parking in the property.
12 miles southwest of Liège, Belgium. Liège can be reached by express train from Paris (Gare du Nord) via Brussels in about 3½ hours and from Germany via Aachen.
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Culture & historyWorld War II or the Second World War took place over many continents: while the Pacific War took place in Asia and Oceania, the European theatre saw combat from September 1939 to May 1945.
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Travel tipsBelgium has one of the densest rail networks anywhere in the world. You can expect to travel Belgium by rail to be reasonably timely, fast and frequent, making rail travel in Belgium a convenient way to travel around…
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Culture & historyThe Belfries of Belgium and France are a world heritage site. The site comprises 56 belfries from Flanders and Wallonia in Belgium, and from far northern France.
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ItinerariesStretching from Knokke to Adinkerke, the Kusttram (Dutch for "Coast Tram") makes it possible to travel almost the entire length of the Belgian coast by tram.
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