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TUTANKHAMUN : discovering the forgotten pharaon
Written by Marlène Gosset on 6 January 2020
In 1922, in the Valley of the Kings, an English archaeologist, Howard Carter, and his billionaire benefactor, Lord Carnarvon, entered the intact tomb of the Pharaoh Tutankhamun, the first people to do so since 3,200 years.
Once century later, (...)
Why is Liège called "THE FIERY CITY"?
Written by Marlène Gosset on 5 November 2019
"THE FIERY CITY" is the title of a book by Henry Carton de Wiart, reprinted © Jourdan Editeur 2005.
"Cité ardente" is the name given to Liège by Henry Carton de Wiart to depict "the city itself, with its impulses and repulsions, its training, its (...)
For a pink and festive Spanish table, go to...
Written by on 5 November 2019
For a pink and festive Spanish table, go to "Chez Marie" (chezmarie-liege.blogspot.com) and trust the members of BNBLiege! On the menu : melon/ham, olives, cherry tomatoes, doritos, dried fruit, grape/cheese babybrochettes,... The aperitif is (...)
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bnbliege.com acts for the climate!
Written by Marie on 10 July 2019
bnbliege.com is participating in the "Engage, I act for the climate" campaign!
On 19 June, the City of Liege organised a festive evening at the Curtius Museum to celebrate the 10th anniversary in Liege of the European campaign "Engage, I act (...)
Visit of the city walls
Written by Catherine et Alain on 18 June 2019
On 19 may afternoon, our group of 10 Chambres d’hôtes in Liège (BNBLiège. be), organised a tour of the remains of the city of Liège. The meeting place was naturally set to "La Citadelle". Indeed, his point of view embers a large part of the city and (...)
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Birth of a blog
Written by Marlène Gosset on 18 June 2019
Welcome to the new blog of the Bed and Breakfast of Liège!
That’s it, the owners of "bnbliege.com" are launching their blog! Our webmaster, has just put the page online. Xavier, our photographer;), has just immortalized this great moment of the (...)