How did the city of Spa gain its international reputation? This fascinating story is brought to life in this exhibition!

Follow an interactive timeline and dive into Spa’s rich history — from its iconic landmarks and key events to the influential figures who shaped its legacy.

Through authentic documents, rare objects, and immersive videos, you’ll discover how this pioneering city of modern thermalism came to be known as the "Café of Europe" and later, the "Pearl of the Ardennes".

This exhibition explores various themes, including space tourism, the exploration of the solar system, and much more. "From earth to the stars" invites visitors to a fun and interactive journey through the Universe.

Belgian figures involved in this field, such as astronauts and scientists, are also celebrated during this event.

The Spa Classic traces nearly 60 years of automotive history with over 400 historic cars. The races extend into the night, evoking the spirit of the great endurance races of the past.

In addition to the track events, more than 1000 cars from clubs and collectors are on display, all within a festive atmosphere around the circuit.

Many strange and wonderful beings have inhabited our regions. The stories and mysteries that surround our villages never cease to amaze us.

After all, there's only one step between myth and reality... But can you tell the difference?

Every year, the town of Spa transforms itself into a veritable musical crossroads, welcoming talented artists from the international French-speaking scene. From rock to French chanson, pop to electro, the Francos de Spa offer an eclectic program to suit all tastes. The unique atmosphere of the festival, surrounded by the magnificent landscapes of the Ardennes, creates an unforgettable experience for festival-goers.

In 1979, Michel Baudson conceived the first major exhibition devoted to Hergé's work at the Palais des Beaux-Arts (now Bozar) in Brussels. The exhibition was entitled Le Musée imaginaire de Tintin, and Hergé designed the poster. It confronted Hergé's work with his documentary sources, including numerous art objects that the artist would observe in museums. Between dream and reality, the city of SPA invites visitors to enter the poster and discover in 3D these now mythical objects that bring The Adventures of Tintin back to life.

From the history of one of Belgium's oldest monastic foundations to that of the world's most beautiful circuit, via the artistic universe of one of the 20th century's leading personalities, the poet Guillaume Apollinaire, come and discover Stavelot Abbey and its site, listed as one of Wallonia's outstanding heritage sites.