Ansembourg Museum (Museum of Archaeology and the Decorative Arts)
Museum or Interpretation Centre
The House of Ansembourg is a private 18th century town house that was bought by the city of Liège in 1903. It portrays aristocratic life during the Enlightenment. Everything radiates luxury: stuccos, painted ceilings, panelling, leather, mirrors, stairs and banisters, tapestries, furniture...even the kitchen, which is decorated with delftware tiles. Needless to say, it is a listed monument. Closed on 01/01; 01/05; 01, 02 and 15/11; 24, 25, 26 and 31/12. Guided tours on request: Tourist Office, Feronstrée 92, 4000 Liège - telephone: +32 (0)4/221 92 21. Library open on request. School groups on request. Monthly classical music concerts; ad hoc conferences.
Liège Visit Pass 48h: access to 16 museums in the fiery city
The Liège Visit Pass 48h is the perfect offer to visit the fiery city's attractions and museums and save money! For 18 € per person, you get free access to 16 museums in Liège as well as a guided tour of the historical centre.
Covid-19: in accordance with the latest Covid-19 restrictions, most of the museums and touristic sites are now closed in Wallonia, and events cancelled.
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