아브레스트 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Healing water bubbles from many taps here. You can also bring your own bottle to take home.

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Buste von Napoleon III im schönen Park am Ufer der Allier

Beautiful just from the outside.

Were in transit at the campsite. You can easily stand here for a few days and explore the area.

The Pavillon des Célestins is a historic building in the city of Vichy. Built as a bathhouse in the 19th century, it served as a popular destination for wealthy guests who came to Vichy to take advantage of the healing properties of the thermal springs. The building has been renovated and remodeled several times over the years, but it still retains its original charm and historical importance.

Mme Sévigné is a historical figure closely linked to the city of Vichy. She was a 17th-century French noblewoman and writer, known for the letters she wrote to her daughter. In these letters she described life at the court of Versailles and her travels through France. Mme Sévigné visited Vichy in 1676 and was amazed by the thermal baths and the beauty of the city. She wrote several letters describing her impressions of Vichy and calling the city "the most beautiful village in the world".

Napoleon III had a special relationship with Vichy and often visited the city to take advantage of its thermal baths. The bust of Napoleon III. is a symbol of the close relationship between the city of Vichy and the former French Emperor.