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Celestine monastery

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Former convent of the Celestine, built in the early 15th century at the initiative of the Duke Louis II of Bourbon. Listed as a historical monument in 1927 for the only remaining building, it also owes its name to the Vichy Célestins brand of waters.

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In Old Vichy

St. Blaise Church
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Built in the 17th century and enlarged between 1925 and 1931. Joined historical monuments in 1991. Masses.
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Birthplace of Albert Londres
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From the middle of the 19th century, it was renovated in the 2010s.
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Rue Hubert-Colombier
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120 m long, this route includes many villas listed as historical monuments.
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In the spa district

Centre thermal des Dômes
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Located near the Palais des Sources, it was built between 1899 and 1903 by Charles Le Cœur and Lucien Woog.
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Hall des Sources
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All springs in the city arrive in this building.
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Outside the city

Côte Saint-Amand
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Sensitive natural areas of the Allier - Site des Hurlevents (telecommunications tower and orientation table) rue Louis Neillot, Le Vernet (follow Le Vernet by D 126 and D 270 then Les Hurlevents). The site des Hurlevents offers a panoramic view of the south of the city. Altitude 432 m.
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