Province de Liège

Province of Liège — from the Meuse to the Ardennes

In Liège, the route brings together the former Sauvenière baths (Cité Miroir), the Passage Lemonnier transformed in 1934 and the buildings of the quai du Condroz. It continues to Spa, with the casino completed in 1929, and to Verviers, with a villa in Heusy and the former Grand Bazar of 1939.

6 stops · Duration full day · Distance multi-villes

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1. Cité Miroir (anciens Bains et Thermes de la Sauvenière)

   Georges Dedoyard · 1942

   Remarkable modernist ocean-liner-style building with a reinforced-concrete frame, built from 1938 to 1942 to plans by Georges Dedoyard following a competition.

2. Passage Lemonnier

   Henri Snyers · 1934

   A covered street linking Rue de l'Université to the Vinâve d'Île, built to plans by Louis-Désiré Lemonnier and opened in 1839, then completely transformed in 1934 by the architect

3. Immeubles quai du Condroz

   Gabriel Debouny, Louis Rahier et al. · 1935

   A homogeneous group of Art Deco apartment buildings and townhouses built in the 1930s at numbers 1 to 14 on Quai du Condroz.

4. Casino de Spa

   Marcel Hansen & Marcel Paes · 1929

   The Spa casino replaces the Redoute, an assembly house built in 1763 by the Liège architect Barthélemy Digneffe.

5. Maison Hoffsummer

   Albert-Charles Duesberg · 1930

   Villa Hoffsummer, at avenue des Tilleuls 24 in Heusy (Verviers), by the architect Albert-Charles Duesberg.

6. Ancien Grand Bazar de Verviers

   Émile Burguet, W. Closson, Henri Jeunehomme · 1939

   Former Grand Bazar of Verviers, a remarkable Art Deco building erected in 1939 on the place Verte by Émile Burguet, W.

Translated from the French original.