Liège Cathedral
Liège Cathedral was founded in the 10th century by Bishop Eraclus as the collegiate church of Saint Paul and rebuilt in Gothic style from the 13th to the 15th century. It became the cathedral in the early 19th century, after Saint Lambert's Cathedral was demolished, and its tower was raised in 1811-1812. The cloister holds the Treasure of Liège, a separately ticketed museum.
Nearby
Free entry
