Must-see sights in Vittel

Two hours to explore Vittel’s heritage

For your first taste of Vittel, start with a stroll through the spa park, a lush green space open to the public. Owned by Nestlé Waters, this private park is home to an exceptional heritage linked to the town’s history of spa treatments and sport.

As you stroll through the park, admire the remarkable buildings that bear witness to the golden age of spa tourism, such as the racecourse and its grandstand dating from 1904, the lawn tennis pavilion from 1911, the PMU chalet dating from 1923, the Institute of Physical Education from 1926, and the weighing pavilion from 1935.

Continue your exploration with Vittel’s remarkable religious buildings, notably the churches of Grand Ban Saint-Rémy and Petit Ban Saint-Privat, both of which are listed buildings.

This architectural, historical and sporting heritage now forms part of Vittel’s protected heritage, designated as Historic Monuments.

Immerse yourself in the history of Vittel and the development of its spa industry at the Museum of Heritage and Spa Culture. Through photographs, historical artefacts, collections relating to the spa industry and reconstructed scenes, discover the evolution of the spa town and the richness of its heritage.

Run with passion by volunteers from the Maison du Patrimoine, the museum offers an authentic insight into Vittel’s history. To gain a better understanding of the spa town’s secrets, join a guided tour and discover Vittel’s thermal heritage.