Hall des Sources

The Hall des Sources, emblem of the Queen of Spa Towns

The Hall des Sources is one of the most emblematic monuments of Vichy, nicknamed the Queen of Spa Towns. The Vichy audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this vast building unique in France, the historic heart of the thermalism of the city.

A building unique in France

The Hall des Sources is an emblematic monument of Vichy, unique in France for its structure and its cut-panel roof, formed of a vast glass canopy. It brings together under a single hall several thermal sources of the city, where spa-goers and visitors came to taste the waters. A witness of the golden age of thermalism, it illustrates the grandeur of Vichy, a spa town of international renown.

What to see

You admire the vast cut-panel glass canopy, the metal structure and the sources gathered under the hall, in an elegant setting. The Hall des Sources opens onto the Parc des Sources and its thermal atmosphere. It is a must-see stop of Vichy, to understand the history of the Queen of Spa Towns.

Practical information

The Hall des Sources lies in the heart of Vichy, on the edge of the Parc des Sources, reachable on foot. It is generally open every day, with hours that may vary with the season. Access to the hall is free; the tasting of the thermal waters follows its own conditions. It is best to check the hours before coming.

What is the Hall des Sources of Vichy?

It is an emblematic monument of Vichy, unique in France for its structure and its cut-panel glass canopy, which brings together several thermal sources of the city.

Where is the Hall des Sources?

In the heart of Vichy, on the edge of the Parc des Sources.