Venue

How to reach Liège

• By air:

  Major airlines operate flights to Brussels National Airport. Shuttle trains (Airport City Express) run every 20 minutes between the airport and several stations in Brussels. It is better to get off this train at the North Station in Brussels. This takes approximately 15 minutes.

  We advise you not to take a taxi from the airport to the North Station of Brussels because this is very expensive (± 25 EUR). If you want to take a taxi anyway, do not accept proposals made inside the airport hall, but use those parked in the official rank at the exit from the building.

  From Brussels North Station direct trains to Liège (Guillemins station) depart every hour, at least between 6:00 and 24:00. The journey lasts approximately 1 hour. Check the Belgian Railways web site for additional information and schedules.

  If you prefer to rent a car, several car rental companies have an office in the airport building at the exit of the luggage reclaim hall.

  Low-cost airlines arrive at Brussels South Charleroi Airport. A public bus (Line A) links the airport to the Charleroi Sud train station. From there, direct trains to Liège (Guillemins station) depart every hour, at least between 6:00 and 23:00.

  The journey takes about 1 hour 15 minutes. Check the Belgian Railways web site for additional information and schedules.

  The city of Liège can also be reached by road or by train, after landing on one of the two neighboring German airports of Dusseldorf or Cologne-Bonn.



• By train:

  Numerous international trains are routed via Liège Guillemins station, including high speed Thalys and ICE trains. Check the Belgian Railways web site for additional information and schedules.



• By road:

  Liège is directly linked to the European motorway network through several motorways: from Brussels (E40), from Paris (E42), from Antwerp (E313), from Aachen (E40), or from Maastricht (E25).

Conference venue

The "Salle Académique" that is located in the ULg headquarters is considered as a prestigious surrounding which had been classified under the cultural heritage of the Walloon area.

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