Car rental at Liège : Discover all our stations

Bursting with life, the fiery city is located not far from the German and Dutch borders. Liège offers a fascinating mix of architectural styles, from its 16th-century cathedral to the Art Nouveau houses that punctuate it, passing by its Mosan Renaissance palaces and its resolutely modern train station designed by architect Santiago Calatrava.

Discover the many other riches of Liège by renting a car from Europcar, to explore this entertaining urban center and its surroundings in comfort and simplicity. Venture into its lush countryside or cross the border for a day trip to Maastricht. The lively capital, Brussels, is also not far, to the west of Liège.

With three Europcar agencies ideally located in Liège and its surroundings, you are sure to find the car rental plan that meets your needs. If you arrive by train, you can pick up your rental vehicle at our Liège-Guillemins station agency. If you arrive by plane, we also have an agency at Liège airport. A third Europcar agency is available in the Tilleur district, near Sclessin.

The Europcar agencies in Liège offer you different models. For short quick trips, why not opt for the Volkswagen Polo or the Peugeot 308? If you are traveling with family or in a group, more spacious models like the Renault Grand Scenic or the Peugeot 3008 will probably better meet your needs.

Renting a car at Europcar Liège is child's play thanks to our fully flexible service that allows you to rent by the day, week, or even month.

In Belgium, traffic regulations vary by region. Liège is part of the Walloon Region and the speed is limited to 120 km/h on highways, 90 km/h on expressways, and 50 km/h in urban areas. In the city center, the speed is limited to 30 km/h in certain areas, mainly near schools.

To rent a car in Liège, you must be at least 19 years old and have a valid European driving license.

Street parking is free in Liège from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., as well as after 6 p.m. from Monday to Saturday, and all day on Sunday. On weekdays, parking meters are in effect from 8 a.m. and rates start at 1.50 euros per hour. Different schedules apply depending on the zones, identified by a color code. In the red zone, you can park for up to an hour and a half. In the green zone, the limit is four hours. Various underground and multi-story car parks are also accessible. Be sure to check their opening hours and accessibility.

With its impeccably maintained parks, lush wooded areas, theaters, museums, and concert halls, Liège is a city that breathes culture and class.

Its outskirts are also worth a visit. So rent a car from one of the Europcar agencies in Liège and set off to discover the Liège countryside by visiting its charming historic small towns. And if you want more, the proximity of the Dutch and German borders allows you to easily travel to Maastricht or Aachen for new discoveries.

Also worth visiting not far from Liège are Brussels (97 km), Charleroi (97 km), and Antwerp (130 km).

Not far from Liège, you will also find the Remouchamps caves, a spectacular network of underground galleries crossed by a river, which extends over nearly a kilometer. Boats take visitors through the maze of these galleries, culminating in the "cathedral," a 40-meter-high cave studded with stalactites and featuring a large natural arch. The site has a restaurant and a museum, and the Remouchamps caves will entertain the whole family. Ample parking spaces are available on site, and getting there with a Europcar rental car is simple and convenient.

Located on a rocky outcrop 60 meters above the Hoyoux valley, the medieval Modave castle boasts a classic facade since its restoration in the 17th century and stands facing a 445-hectare nature reserve. With 25 rooms full of historical furniture and vast gardens, this charming castle offers you plenty to discover. Make it a day trip and enjoy the on-site restaurant, or take a walk in the generous surrounding forest. Just a 30-minute drive from Liège, the castle is easily accessible by car.

No stay in Liège is complete without touring its many museums and churches. Be sure to visit the collegiate church of Saint-Barthélemy, a church of Saxon influence, as well as the gothic Saint-Paul cathedral. Feeling peckish? Take a break with an authentic local meal at the Bistrot d’en face, and finish with a drink at the singing café Les Olivettes. Music lovers should not miss the Liège Philharmonic Orchestra, and if you are staying in the city in May, be sure not to miss the "Jazz à Liège" festival.