Châtel-Guyon, Thermal spa commune in Puy-de-Dôme, France.
Châtel-Guyon is a French commune situated at 471 meters elevation in the Puy-de-Dôme department, renowned for its mineral-rich thermal springs and health resort facilities that attract visitors seeking therapeutic treatments.
The town gained prominence during the 19th century as a thermal destination, with its healing waters valued since Roman times, and was officially established as a spa resort in 1973.
Châtel-Guyon hosts annual spa festivals, art markets in its thermal park, and cultural events including the Géologix salon that celebrates the region's geological heritage with mineral and fossil exhibitions.
The commune offers various wellness treatments including hydrotherapy, mud baths, and respiratory therapies, with convenient access via regional road networks and numerous hotels catering to health tourists.
The town features a contemporary art circuit called 'Grandeur Nature' including the monumental sculpture 'Grand Héron' by Pierre Yermia, combining thermal heritage with modern artistic expression.
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