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the Sky of the new Liège Train Station

by | May 10, 2010 | From the Road

One never knows what a 12 minute train connection will bring. Liège the other day brought great visual joys of brand spanking new modernities. Not only are the views of sky roof stunning, but the quais are marble smooth, and the wheels of my trunk trolley  rolled so smoothly, ahhh that and the skylines..take a look.

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