Located in the heart of Liège, the Hôtel de Bocholtz is listed as part of Wallonia's cultural heritage. It owes its name to Arnold de Bocholtz, Grand Ecole Master of Saint-Lambert, who bought two former canonical houses in Publémont in 1543 and transformed them into a Mosan-style mansion between 1561 and 1563. The 1,300 m² building, which was practically in ruins, was purchased in the late 1960s by the Paribas group, which had it renovated by architect Nicolas Leclerc (source: Wikipedia). The Hôtel Bocholtz is an exceptional and iconic venue currently dedicated to hosting professional and private events. With more than 1,000 m² divided into several modular reception rooms, this characterful building combines historic charm with modern facilities (source: ### ). Want to know more?
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