Source des Célestins

The Source des Célestins features an oval hall with seven arches opening onto a park, built in a neoclassical architectural style in 1908.

The spring received its name from a 15th-century Celestine monastery located above the water source, with the monks first discovering the natural water outlet.

The spring represents a central element of Vichy's thermal heritage, producing mineral water that is distributed globally with 60 million bottles sold annually.

Visitors can access the spring pavilion throughout the year to taste the naturally carbonated water, which emerges at a temperature between 20 and 22 degrees Celsius.

The water from Source des Célestins originates from rain and snow that accumulated over 2000 years ago, filtered through volcanic rock formations.

Location: Vichy

Inception: 1908

Architects: Lucien Woog

Shares border with: Couvent des Célestins (Vichy)

Address: boulevard John-Kennedy

GPS coordinates: 46.11967,3.42333

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:53