Stavelot

Hidden Gems & Landmarks

Explore the historical and scenic landscape of Stavelot and Coo through its lesser-known monuments. This collection includes the 11th-century foundations of Stavelot Abbey and several regional chapels, such as Sainte-Lucie and Saint-Roch. For panoramic views of the Amblève valley and the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, the list features the Belvédère Thiry and the Uniroyal Tower. It also highlights local heritage through the WWII 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment memorial and the choreographed water displays of Les Fontaines Dansantes.

Belvédère Thiry

Wooden observation tower offering panoramic views of the Coo waterfall and the Amblève valley. It is accessible via hiking trails or the nearby chairlift.

Remains of 11th century Abbey

Archaeological remains of the original Benedictine abbey church founded by Saint Remaclus. The site preserves the layout of the 11th-century Romanesque structure.

Uniroyal Tower

Observation tower located near the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, providing elevated views of the racetrack and the surrounding Ardennes forest.

Chapelle Sainte-Lucie

Traditional stone chapel located in the hamlet of Parfondruy.

Chapelle Saint-Roch

17th-century chapel dedicated to Saint Roch, situated on a hill overlooking the town of Stavelot.

Chapelle Saint-Lambert

Rural chapel located in the village of Wavreumont, near the Benedictine monastery.

505th parachute infantry regiment memorial

Monument dedicated to the American paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne Division who fought in the Battle of the Bulge during December 1944.

Les Fontaines Dansantes

Musical fountain show featuring water jets synchronized with light and sound, located near the base of the Coo waterfall.