The long south façade of the Prince-Bishops' Palace with its central clock turret, seen across Place Saint-Lambert in daylight.

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Prince-Bishops' Palace

The Prince-Bishops' Palace on Place Saint-Lambert was the residence of the prince-bishops of Liège, rebuilt from 1526 for Érard de La Marck by Arnold van Mulken. Its south façade was rebuilt after a fire in 1734. It now houses the law courts and the provincial government; visitors can walk into the main courtyard, lined with arcades on 60 carved columns.

Nearby

Montagne de Bueren

tourist attraction

Liège Cathedral

church

Grand Curtius

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Collegiate Church of St Bartholomew

church

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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