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Mapf
October 6, 2019
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Monument by the sculptor Jean Del Cour symbolizing the liberties of the people of Liège. The fountain is crowned by a pillar, at the top of which the Three Graces raise a pine cone with a cross. After the plunder of the city by Charles the Bold in 1468, the platform was brought to Bruges. The daughter of Charles, Mary of Burgundy, gave him back in 1478 to the Liège.
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Oliver🌍
February 15, 2024
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In addition to the coat of arms of the former principality, the city and the province of Liège, the Perron has inspired various sports clubs to create their logo such as the RFC Liège but also the Royal Football Club Liège rugby and Liège Basket, three major clubs in the locality.
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PhilippeJ
February 4, 2021
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Symbol of justice and freedom of the city in middle ages.
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