Stavelot & Spa-Francorchamps Highlights

Explore the diverse landscape of Stavelot and Spa-Francorchamps, where the 15-meter Cascade de Coo marks the highest waterfall in Belgium. This selection features prominent viewpoints like the Belvédère Thiry and Rocher de Warche, alongside significant World War II memorials including an American M3 half-track. The region’s motorsport legacy is represented by the Rallycross circuit and the Musée du Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, housed within the historic Stavelot Abbey.

Château des Rochettes

19th-century manor house located on the heights overlooking Stavelot.

Uitzicht Ambleve bij Landal Parc Long Pre

Scenic overlook providing views of the Amblève river valley near the Landal Parc Long Pré holiday park.

Belvédère Thiry

Observation tower offering a 360-degree panorama of the Coo waterfall and the surrounding Ardennes forest.

Point de vue de Lancre

Elevated vantage point overlooking the Coo hydroelectric basin and the lower Amblève valley.

Rocher de Warche

Natural rock outcrop providing views across the Warche valley and the village of Bellevaux.

Cascade de Coo

Belgium’s highest waterfall, dropping 15 meters on the Amblève river near the historic village of Coo.

Half track américain

WWII memorial featuring an American M3 Half-track, marking the 1944 liberation of Stavelot during the Battle of the Bulge.

Monument National des Démineurs

National memorial dedicated to the Belgian mine clearance units who served during and after World War II.

Rallycross circuit

Specialized track within the Spa-Francorchamps complex designed for FIA World Rallycross Championship competitions.

Musée du Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps

Located in the Stavelot Abbey cellars, this museum traces the history of the Spa-Francorchamps circuit with a collection of vintage racing cars and motorcycles.