April 2023
This trip took place as part of a Benelux euro-tour for my birthday, during which I visited:
Sinsheim - Karlsruhe - Ausfahrt - Luxembourg - Namur - Liège - Brussels - Dunkirk - Antwerp - Leidschendam - The Hague
We ended up in Liège because it was easy to get here from the city we were staying in - Namur
And also there was a traveling second-hand shop here (we're now fans of "secáče", as they say in Czechia). I spent 70 euros on a leather jacket, hope to pick up lots of rich grandmas and recoup my investment on free dinners
Liège greeted us with a quiet street with parking. Attention to the wooden posts, haven't seen these anywhere else
Silence ended in about a minute
Israel was happening on the streets
Buses
Wonder what kind of grand construction is going on here
Street sign
Went into the center. Black dude was playing rap from a speaker
Trash cans
This is where you'll live
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Photos don't quite convey the noise and general atmosphere
Liège, if you didn't get it, is noisy and atmospheric. The atmosphere in the center was created mainly by some junkies, drunks and black idlers
When we went walking, turned out Liège is terribly wide
And the whole city is littered with cars
Not surprising, because many adults prefer to sit-fart in a car rather than walk around screaming weirdos
Or at least quickly by bike
Euro-renovation
There are also quiet nice streets
On them dudes mainly come out of the house, smoke and idle
Again, photos don't convey the width of the city
Feels like everywhere in the center there's 6 lanes
Though sometimes not
Dude on bike cut off a truck, road markings - shit
Wide river
Places by the river - beautiful
Euro-renovation in full swing
French-speaking panel buildings always look strange. Here balconies look like plastic
Anyway, city is a city
Conclusions - everyone didn't like it because of blacks, bums and junkies, but I liked it because life is boiling full force