Crisnée

Crisnée is a municipality located in the province of Liège in Wallonia, Belgium. It is situated in the Hesbaye region, an area known for its agricultural landscape. The municipality comprises the former communes of Crisnée, Otrange, and Thys.

The history of Crisnée is tied to its agricultural heritage. The area has been inhabited since ancient times, with evidence of Roman presence found in the vicinity. Throughout the Middle Ages, the land was largely agricultural, with feudal lords holding sway over the local population. The Church of Saint-Lambert in Crisnée is a notable historical building, with parts dating back to the 12th century.

Economically, Crisnée remains largely agricultural, with crops such as sugar beet and cereals being prominent. The municipality also has some light industrial and commercial activities. Its location, relatively close to larger urban centers like Liège, makes it an attractive place for residents who commute for work.

The commune offers a peaceful rural environment with various local amenities. Outdoor activities are popular, with walking and cycling routes winding through the countryside. The local community is served by schools, shops, and recreational facilities. Crisnée's administrative center is located in the village of Crisnée itself. The municipality is part of the judicial and electoral district of Waremme.