THE SPA AND 'BELLE EPOQUE' BUILDINGS

On the left bank of the Cady, on the outskirts of the greenery of the Charles Trent park you will see attractive buildings dating of the Belle Epoque. The casino was designed by Petersen, an architect pupil of Charles Garnier. The 'Kipling Path’ is part of local heritage, following the path you will be informed of the creation of spa towns. A second path leads to the Winter Garden and recalls the novella that Kipling wrote here "Why snow falls at Vernet".