Dating back to 1868, when it was built and equipped with 54 bathtubs to serve as a thermal spring retreat destination for the european nobility & elite, the Thermes has been since completely rethought and renovated, only to become an ultramodern thermal center with incredibly diverse spa facilities : two large heated circular indoor and outdoor swimming pools with hydromassage jets, each heated to 32°C, as well as Hammams, Saunas, various relaxation areas and fitness facilities, multiple cabins for therapies and also a restaurant.

Open for visits ranging from a few hours to a full day, this spa will take wellness to a whole new level. Be aware that kids under 6 years old cannot access.

The Laundry museum offers a voyage through the history of soap, washing and the working and living conditions of the washerwomen in Spa.

This original museum is located in the Vieux Spa quarter, at the heart of this spa town and birthplace of the modern spa industry.

Often referred to as the Pearl of the Ardennes, The small town of Spa (pop. 10,500) boasts Europe's oldest health resort (and one of the oldest casinos in the world). Its thermal springs were already known in the 16th century, although it was not until the late 1700's that it was turned into the upper-class resort that made its fame.

The present 18-hole course of the "Golf Club des Hautes Fagnes", designed by the famous architect Tom Simpson in 1928, is one of the nicest Golf Courses in Belgium. This club regularly hosts international competitions. Accessible to all members of Belgian golf clubs, members of international federations and foreign clubs.

Open all year long (except in case of snow).

Integrated in the protected perimeter of the famous waters of Spa, this huge natural reserve is predestined to tackle the theme of water and the preservations of aquifers but also the protections of life forms. It welcomes all public interested in returning to the roots with a Forest and Waters Museum, a recreational park and barbecue areas. Perfect for a relaxing day “in the wild”.

The Spa-Francorchamps race circuit has been part of history since the early 1920s. Since then, it has adapted to the FIA's safety requirements and to the evolution of motor sports, and has been able to host the most prestigious competitions, such as Formula 1 and the 24-hour auto race. Providing thrills for professional and amateur drivers alike, you can also experience them first-hand from the grandstands reserved for the public.

The Premium Trackdays organised by the RSRSpa give you the chance to experience the Spa-Francorchamps circuit in the best possible way! These days are of the highest quality, with a limited number of participants, plenty of track time and safety at all times.

Stavelot Abbey, a Benedictine abbey founded in 651, welcomes its visitors not only to a diverse mix of permanent and temporary exhibitions, but also to a fine restaurant and souvenir shop. To name just a few of the highlights of the Abbey:

Situated at the foot of the famous Coo waterfall, this tourist site has around twenty attractions for those who don't mind a bit of adventure!

Located between Liège and Maastricht, Blegny-Mine is one of the four authentic coal mines in Europe with underground galleries accessible for the visitors through the original shaft. Equiped with a jacket and a helmet, take the mining cage down to the galleries situated - 30 and - 60 meters below the ground level to understand how coal was extracted.

Blegny-Mine and the 3 others major mining sites of Wallonia are recognized since July 2012 as the Unesco World Heritage.