Synagogue

The municipal media library Valery-Larbaud of Vichy is open to all, young and old, and provides access to information, culture and leisure through its various spaces. The media library also offers...

Free visit all year round and all year round by appointment for groups.

This neo-Gothic corner house with two turrets is the birthplace of Albert Londres, the famous journalist and writer considered to be the father of "grand reportage".

The museum preserves, manages and showcases the Vichy Opera's artistic archives. Each annual exhibition, featuring programs, costumes, photographs and scenery, tells the extraordinary story of this...

The Vichy Cultural Centre, initially called Le Petit Casino, opened in 1929 and combined the functions of restaurant, games and shows. It was transformed in the 1960s to become a space entirely...

Street lined with houses of all styles (Art nouveau, eclectic, neo-classical, neo-gothic ...) that connects the spa district to the old Vichy. Formerly a private road, the caretaker occupied the half...

Notre-Dame-des-Malades church, with its exceptional Art Deco interior, was built between 1925 and 1931 to replace Saint-Blaise church. Its Vierge
is venerated in Vichy as Notre Dame des Malades. Its...

This hotel will be built in 1902. At the time, it was ultra-modern and can be described as the first palace in the resort.
In 1942, it will house part of the State Secretariat for War, then a military...

This architectural complex, located to the south of the Parc des Sources, tops the Napoleonic covered walkways leading to the thermal springs on either side of the park.

Although the spring is no longer exploited today, its pavilion, with its 400,000 pieces of mosaic, was restored to its original condition in 2001, when the Lardy baths were transformed into a...