Getting there…

The Sart Tilman campus is located outside the city center. You will first need to reach Liège, where most of the accommodations are located, then move to the campus.

By plane

Belgium has 5 main international airports: Brussels, Antwerp, Charleroi, Ostende-Bruges and Liège. The closest options are listed below.

• Brussels airport - Zaventem is served by international flights all year long. From the airport to Liège Guillemins station (Luik in Dutch) the easiest solution is the train, which leaves from level -2 of the airport and reaches Liège in approximately 52 minutes. Note that all the travelers leaving or arriving at Brussels airport have to buy a so-called “Diabolo ticket”. It is normally included in the ticket if you buy at the train station.

• Charleroi - Brussels South (Charleroi) is served by international flights and low-cost companies. There is no train station so one needs to:

  1. take the A1 bus and stop at Charleroi Sud train station (20 minutes approx.) then
  2. the train to Liège (1h18).

⚠️ Bierset - Liège airport (Bierset) is almost only used for freight/cargo operations, so it’s not a realistic option for passenger travel.

By train

Liège-Guillemins station has frequent connexions with Brussels, from where you can reach at high speed Amsterdam, Rotterdam, London, Lille, Paris, Strasbourg, Lyon, Nice, Marseille and Frankfurt.

There are also direct high-speed connection from Liège to Paris, Brussels, Köln and Frankfurt.

By car

E25, E40, E42 and E313 highways all pass close to Liège.
Parking in Liège is not always easy, so check with your hotel staff if they have a parking for their clients.

From Liège to Sart-Tilman campus

By bus

The campus is well connected to the center by bus.
Check the schedules on leTEC website.

By bike

A bike lane allows you to reach the campus from the center without having to be in the traffic.

By car

The driving time is generally around 15 minutes but highly depends on the time of the day.

Hiking

The campus is located approximately 6 km away from the train station with 200 m of total ascent. The most direct tracks consists of forest paths, for instance this track.