Vittel

Vittel is a town in the Vosges department, in the Grand Est region of France, internationally known for its mineral water source, which has been exploited since the 19th century. The town developed around its spa tradition, with a leafy Thermal Park remaining at the heart of the resort, alongside facilities dedicated to wellness and treatments. The Belle Époque architecture, visible around the park and certain spa buildings, reflects the golden age of hydrotherapy at the turn of the 20th century. Vittel also has a casino, a well-regarded golf course and sports facilities, having hosted a summer training base for professional football clubs for several years. The bottling plant, now operated by a major food and beverage group, remains a notable feature of the local economy. The surrounding countryside offers a green setting ideal for walks, with the Vosges mountains nearby for those interested in nature and hiking. Vittel railway station provides rail links to the wider region. Overall, the town combines spa heritage, green spaces and leisure facilities within the calm setting typical of Vosges spa towns.