Lardy Spring

The Lardy source drinking pavilion, in the Lardy park

In the heart of the Lardy park, the drinking pavilion of the Lardy source is a precious witness of the thermal heritage of Vichy. The Vichy audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this historic source and its pavilion, nestled in a setting of greenery.

A source drilled in 1844

Drilled in 1844, the Lardy source bears the name of one of its inventors. Its drinking pavilion, in the heart of the Lardy park, is one of the last witnesses of this type of thermal pavilion in Vichy. Its careful decor, adorned with colourful mosaics around the basin, illustrates the refinement of the thermal developments of the spa town. It is a place full of history, in a green setting.

What to see

You admire the drinking pavilion of the Lardy source, its decor of colourful mosaics and its basin, in the peaceful setting of the Lardy park. The pavilion testifies to the refinement of Vichy thermalism. It is a charming stop, away from the bustle, for lovers of heritage and gardens.

Practical information

The drinking pavilion of the Lardy source lies in the heart of the Lardy park, in Vichy, reachable on foot. The park is freely accessible during opening hours; the pavilion can be admired during the walk. It is best to check the park's hours before coming and to enjoy the green setting.

When was the Lardy source drilled?

In 1844; it bears the name of one of its inventors and its drinking pavilion, in the Lardy park, is one of the last pavilions of this type in Vichy.

Where is the Lardy source drinking pavilion?

In the heart of the Lardy park, in Vichy, in a green setting.