Hubert Colombier Street

Rue Hubert-Colombier, the quintessence of the Belle Époque in Vichy

Rue Hubert-Colombier is one of the finest streets of Vichy, a true quintessence of the Belle Époque. The Vichy audio-guided tour takes it to evoke this street lined with residences of varied styles, witnesses of the golden age of the spa town.

A street of residences of all styles

Rue Hubert-Colombier is a public street of Vichy, famous for its houses of varied styles, blending Art Nouveau, eclecticism and picturesque architecture. At its creation, it linked sectors of the city in full development. Today, it perfectly illustrates the diversity and the fantasy of the Belle Époque architecture, which make the charm of the Queen of Spa Towns.

What to see

Here you wander between Art Nouveau houses, eclectic residences and picturesque façades, in one of the finest streets of Vichy. Rue Hubert-Colombier is an open-air museum of Belle Époque architecture. It is a stop for lovers of architecture, during a walk in the spa town.

Practical information

Rue Hubert-Colombier lies in Vichy, reachable on foot. It is a freely accessible public street on the level; the residences that line it are mostly private and can be admired from the street. The place is discovered during a walk in the district of the Belle Époque villas.

Why is Rue Hubert-Colombier remarkable?

For its houses of varied styles, Art Nouveau and eclectic, which make it a quintessence of Belle Époque architecture in Vichy.

Where is Rue Hubert-Colombier?

In Vichy, in the district of the Belle Époque villas.