The 13 Best Liege & Wallonia Tours

1.Liege Walking Tours

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 50 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $6Our pick

Meet at the Palais des Princes-Évêque at 1:30 pm for a two-hour English walk through central Liège. Guides such as Vic, Guille, Diane, Gil, and Lolo lead you to Le Perron, quiet streets, gardens, and less-visited corners. You pay the guide what you wish at the end, beyond the booking fee.

“Our tour guide gave an elaborate history of Liege. He was friendly and did the tour with passion. We got the taste of the city in 2 hours. It was perfect in duration.”

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2.The Battle of the Bulge Experience – A day tour from Brussels

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 29 reviews · 12 hours (approx.) Top rated

Travel by private vehicle from Brussels with guide Levi through the Ardennes battlefields. Visit Dinant, Celles, Bastogne, Foy, Bois Jacques, Recogne, Houffalize, the Bastogne War Museum, and McAuliffe’s headquarters during a full 12-hour day.

“Levi guided my husband and me through a day-long WWII experience from Brussels to Bastogne. The tour was everything we could have wanted--well planned, timely, comfortable, and a guide who was an expert in the history of the region and time. We have traveled extensively with many guides and Levi offered the richest historical experience in all of our tours. Thank you, Levi, for a perfect day to Bastogne.”

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3.Castle Guided Tour (English)

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 16 reviews · 1 hour 15 minutes (approx.) · from $10

Visit Château de Petite Somme near Durbuy with an English-speaking guide who explains the castle’s past, Radhadesh’s Hare Krishna community, Indian traditions, and temple life. You’ll also see an Indian dance, restored interiors, peaceful grounds, and Ardennes views from the tower.

“It should’nt be announced as castle tour since in reality is a tour about the hare-krishna community there. Everybody was very friendly though.”

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4.e-Scavenger hunt Liège: Explore the city at your own pace

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 16 reviews · 3 hours (approx.)

Use Qula’s smartphone city game to explore Liège with up to five companions. Over about three hours, answer questions, complete search tasks, and find landmarks including the cathedral, Curtius Museum, Montagne de Bueren, and La Boverie. You choose when to start, pause, or stop.

“Il faut tout faire soi-même : organiser son itinéraire, j'ai contacté l'organisateur à plusieurs reprises afin de décaler notre visite ils ne m'ont jamais répondu”

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5.Discover Durbuy by playing! Escape game – The alchemist

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 14 reviews · 2 hours (approx.)

Take a self-guided, English-language escape game through Durbuy as an alchemist investigating Josyne’s witchcraft accusation. Follow clues, question witnesses, solve puzzles, and choose whether to defend her. The Coddy app offers live chat support, with the route beginning and ending at Place aux Foires.

“Durbuy being a small town, we felt like we were “going around in circles”. For the rest it is fun and fun.Auto-translated”

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6.Discover Dinant while playing! Escape game – The alchemist

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 12 reviews · 2 hours (approx.)

You play an alchemist investigating Josyne’s witchcraft accusation in Dinant. Use your smartphone to solve more than 30 missions, visit key sights, and follow witness clues. The private game lasts about two hours, includes 24/7 online help, and works in English for groups of up to six.

“Het is een fijne manier om een stadje te verkennen. Of het nu met vrienden is of in familieverband. Leuk voor jong en oud. Het spel zat goed in elkaar, gebaseerd op waargebeurde elementen. Over de belangrijkste gebouwen/plaatsen in de stad krijg je ook duidelijke informatie. Er mocht misschien enkel over nog meer stopplaatsen wat info gegeven worden.”

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7.Liege Private Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 10 reviews · 1h 30m

Explore Liège with a private guide for 90 minutes, tracing its pre-Roman roots, Liège Wars, Counter-Reformation, and shift from Habsburg to French rule. Meet at Visitez Liège. Tours are offered in English or German, with guides such as Joseph Gerkens, Hilbert, and Karl praised for lively storytelling.

“The tour was fantastic Hilbert our guide was amazing.”

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8.Liege Scavenger Hunt and Highlights Self Guided Audio Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 9 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $9

Use the World City Trail app to follow a 4.2 km self-guided route through Liège. Solve observation puzzles at landmarks including the Prince-Bishops’ Palace, Saint Bartholomew’s Church, and the Royal Opera. Start any time, pause freely, and listen in six languages, with no entrance fees required.

“This is a walking guided tour that takes you to 10 interesting locations in Liège. At each one, there is a puzzle that you can solve by looking closely at the building or reading a nearby plaque. I definitely needed the hints in order to solve the puzzles, but with the hints, I was able to solve them all. Luckily, if you cannot solve a puzzle, you can still move forward using the skip button.”

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9.Discover the secrets of Namur while playing! Escape room

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 5 reviews

Follow a virtual character through Namur on a two-hour urban escape game from Coddy. Use your smartphone to solve riddles, complete missions, and find famous and lesser-known city spots. Private teams of 2 to 6 can play at their own speed, with clues available when puzzles prove tricky.

“La carte n était pas claire, on s est perdu depuis le debut, avec le point d exclamation et l œil, que suivre? Les questions beaucoup trop compliquées. J étais avec des américains qui avaient très envie de jouer. J ai demandé le jeu en anglais. La réponse d une question était ECHASSIER !!! Comment peuvent ils trouver?? Trop long trop compliqué”

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10.e-Scavenger hunt Namur: Explore the city at your own pace

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 5 reviews

You and up to five companions follow a self-guided smartphone game through Namur, solving questions at major sights from the station to the Citadel. Plan on 2 to 4 hours, with no guide and no fixed start time. Bring your own phone and mobile data, and allow extra time for tricky clues.

“We took a walk through Namur, a nice city. Everything was fairly close together, ending at the citadel. Some questions/answers were impossible or very difficult to find. But it's fun to do, you see a city in a different way and visit places you wouldn't otherwise go. So nice😃😃”

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11.Discover Liège while playing! Escape game – The Walter case

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 5 reviews

Take on The Walter Case, a private urban escape game through Liège. Use your smartphone to question suspects, search locations, solve puzzles, and race against a two-hour bomb countdown. Start at Montagne de Bueren 20, play for about two and a half hours, and finish where you began.

“Bonne façon de découvrir la ville, prévoir d'avoir chacun son téléphone et un chargeur externe car ça se décharge vite”

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12.Escape Game in the city – The Alchemist

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 5 reviews

In Namur, you play an alchemist investigating Josyne, a villager accused of witchcraft. Coddy’s phone-guided game sends groups of up to six through city streets to question witnesses, solve puzzles, and choose whether to defend her or support the accusation.

“It's fun to do and you get to most interesting places in the city. However, the answers must be exactly what they want, e.g. clergyman and priest is apparently not the same and is miscalculated, but regrettable. The final score was something like that. We weren't really playing competitively but it's a shame.Auto-translated”

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13.Children’s escape game in the city of Liège Marsupilami

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 3 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.)

Follow a Marsupilami rescue mission through central Liège, solving codes and meeting comic-strip characters as you explore monuments with your private group. The self-guided game lasts about 90 minutes, suits children around 8 to 12, and requires your own charged smartphone.

“Unfortunately, the game was no longer loadable halfway through.”

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