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Why does this heritage site contribute to create a European identiy?

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Why does this heritage site contribute to create a European identiy?

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The Prince Bishop´s Palace is an important symbolic value in a united Europe, because it is very old and built in an extraordinary way, because it was rebuilt a few times by different architects.
Because of the different styles in which the palace was built, inspired by the old times and new discoveries, the building is special and reflects important European styles in architecture.

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After the fire in 1734, the principal facade on the south was completely rebuilt in the Lous XIV-Regency style by Jean-André Anneessens.

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The building was very damaged in the sack of the city by the Burgundians and was burnt in 1505 and reconstructed by Arnold van Mulken after the Bishop found it in ruins.

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The first fire was in 1185 and destroyed the building which was built by Bishop Notger and was reconstructed by Rudolf of Zähringen

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Bishop Erard de La Marck found the palace in ruins in 1505, when he was mounting the episcopal throne. He entrusted the new construction the master builder Arnold van Mulken in 1526. On the end of the 16th century it was finished.

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The first courtyard is sourrounded by galleries of arcades and a lot of massives & elegant columns, the decoration of them is extraordinary.
The second courtyard is more intimate and is closed to the public.

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Place St Lambert 4, 4000 Liège, Belgium

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After the fire in 1734 it was rebuilt & in 1849 the new west wing was built by Jean-Charles Delsaux

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The Prince-Bishops Palace is a historic building
on the Place Saint-Lambert in the centre of Liege, Belgium. Previous this was the residence of former Prince Bishops & once it faced the monumental Cathedral of Saint Lambert

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place of justice & seat of the provincial governemnt