Create a trail game or treasure hunt in Liège
To create a treasure hunt in Liège, the places are already there: Place Saint-Lambert, Palais des princes-évêques de Liège, Perron de Liège. All that is left is to place your stops, write the riddles and share the link: players follow the route on their phones.
In Liège, the quest is still to be written
Here is what it could look like: the stops already exist in the city, the riddles do not yet.
- Place Saint-LambertRiddle to write
- Palais des princes-évêques de LiègeRiddle to write
- Perron de LiègeRiddle to write
- Montagne de BuerenRiddle to write
- Cathédrale Saint-Paul de LiègeRiddle to write
- FinishTeam leaderboard
Images from Wikimedia Commons, under a free licence. coat of arms: Min's, Public domain · Place Saint-Lambert: Luc Viatour, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Palais des princes-évêques de Liège: Paul Hermans, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Perron de Liège: ValouP, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Montagne de Bueren: Raimond Spekking, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Cathédrale Saint-Paul de Liège: The RedBurn, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Liège sits on the Meuse and climbs its hillsides, so a treasure hunt here has some relief. The place Saint-Lambert, lined by the former palace of the prince-bishops, makes a good start; the Perron, the column that symbolises the city, stands on the place du Marché in front of the town hall; the Saint-Paul cathedral is recognised by its tall tower. Higher up, the Montagne de Bueren staircase climbs between brick houses. The city has no quest yet: this page presents the places that could be part of one.
Three possible quests in Liège
From the prince-bishops' palace to the Perron
A history route linking the place Saint-Lambert, the palace of the prince-bishops and the Perron. Teams note details on the facades and the column, then rebuild the order of the stages.
A sporty climb up the Montagne de Bueren
For friends who like some effort, a race up the Montagne de Bueren staircase: steps to observe, brick houses to spot, and a final riddle at the top with a view over the city.
An evening between teams around the cathedral
A group game between the Saint-Paul cathedral and the centre: streets to interpret, checkpoints to reach, and a break on a terrace before the results are compared.
Liège needs a quest. Who will launch it?
Tourist office, local authority
A route that takes residents and visitors from one place to the next, at their own pace, on their phones. You choose the stops and what is told there: the content stays yours.
Talk about a quest for LiègeSee what LiveQuest offers tourist offices
Association, company, event host
A members’ outing, a team day, a neighbourhood party: start from one of the three ideas and place your stops on the map. The draft costs nothing, the game is paid by use, in credits.
Write the first questFor an association · For a company
Living in Liège?
Would you like to play here? Tell those who can launch it: your town hall, your tourist office, an association. The message is ready.
Hello, there is no phone-based trail game in Liège yet. The stops are all found: Place Saint-Lambert, Palais des princes-évêques de Liège, Perron de Liège. This page shows the idea: https://livequest.fr/en/treasure-hunt/liege
Play elsewhere in the meantimeWhat to know on the ground
The Montagne de Bueren staircase is steep and long, so it is not suited to young children or people with reduced mobility, who can stay on the flat route through the centre.
- Create your account and open a draft
- Place your stops on the map of Liège, with a riddle, a question or a photo at each
- Share the link: your participants play on their phones, nothing to install
Nearby cities
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a quest to play in Liège?
- Not yet: no public quest is published in Liège for now. This page shows the places that could become its stops, and how to bring it to life.
- Which places in Liège can serve as stops?
- Among the places listed in Liège: Place Saint-Lambert, Palais des princes-évêques de Liège, Perron de Liège, Montagne de Bueren, Cathédrale Saint-Paul de Liège. Each can become a stop, with a riddle, a multiple-choice question or a photo to take.
- What should I plan before playing in Liège?
- The Montagne de Bueren staircase is steep and long, so it is not suited to young children or people with reduced mobility, who can stay on the flat route through the centre.
- And in the nearby cities?
- Nearby, other pages give route ideas: Durbuy (33 km away), Namur (53 km away), Dinant (63 km away).