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The Great Spa Towns of Europe

Also known as Great Spa Towns of Europe, Great spas of Europe

CulturalAustria, Belgium, Czechia, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Italy
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Location

Where it sits, and what is around it

The Great Spa Towns of Europe is about 25 km south-east of Liège. The nearest other World Heritage site is Aachen Cathedral, about 35 km away.

Nearest towns and cities

  • Liège · about 749,000 peopleabout 25 km north-west
  • Maastricht · about 122,000 peopleabout 40 km north
  • Hasselt · about 69,000 peopleabout 60 km north-west
  • Namur · about 106,000 peopleabout 70 km west
  • Bonn · about 681,000 peopleabout 90 km east
  • Arlon · about 26,000 peopleabout 90 km south
The Great Spa Towns of EuropeBrusselsCologneLiègeBonnCharleroiKoblenzMaastrichtNamurHasseltAachen CathedralAugustusburg and Falkenlust Pala…Cologne CathedralStoclet House50 km
The site is ringed; towns and other World Heritage sites are shown for context, and the dashed circle is the size of the site's area.

Nearby World Heritage sites

The nearest neighbours, as the crow flies

Map of The Great Spa Towns of Europe and the 5 nearest World Heritage sitesAachen Cathedral1Augustusburg and Falkenlust Palaces2Cologne Cathedral3Trier Roman Monuments4City of Luxembourg5The Great Spa Towns of Europe
Markers: square cultural, circle natural, diamond mixed.

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