With hyperthermal water at 66°C, a described local walking route and a variety of natural sites, Bourbonne-les-Bains offers several ways to shape your stay. You can focus on thermal experiences, local history or nature—or explore the topics that interest you most.

Thermal Water and Spa Offers

The thermal water of Bourbonne rises from deep underground to the surface at a temperature of 66°C. The spa offers traditional cures as well as treatments for relaxation and fitness. It also offers wellness and relaxation breaks during the week or at weekends, which do not require a doctor’s prescription. This means there are different options to choose from: traditional cures and shorter stays focused on wellness and relaxation. If you are planning a stay around the spa, check its current services, as offers may change.

The Town’s Cultural History

A cultural center opened in the Château park on May 24, 2003. It includes the media library and a museum awarded the “Musée de France” designation. The Musée Municipal d’Archéologie et de Peinture houses remains from the former Gallo-Roman thermal spa. Le Clocheton, a former military hospital, is now used for municipal activities. These places offer different historical perspectives: from the remains of the Gallo-Roman thermal spa to the town’s present-day use of a former military hospital.

The “Bourbonne au-delà des bains” Walking Route

The “Bourbonne au-delà des bains” walking route is 2,900 meters long and takes about two hours. It starts and ends at the tourist office on Place des Bains. Along the way, it follows 87 gold markers and passes Place des Bains, the thermal baths, the Château park with its landscape information board, the shopping street and Le Clocheton. At twelve points around the town, the route provides information on signs. The gold markers indicate the route, while the signs provide further information. The approximate duration and route length give you a practical guide for planning your day. Check the markers on site, as individual trail markers may change.

Nature: Animals and Trees

The Parc Animalier de la Bannie covers 100 hectares of woodland and includes a 30-hectare walking area among the enclosures. Animals include deer, fallow deer, wild boar, peacocks, rabbits, goats and birds. The Arboretum de Montmorency features a remarkable diversity of species, colors and shapes, and is a place for walks. It is considered a kind of forest museum with scientific and educational value. At the same time, the park arboretum can serve as a testing ground for certain tree species for reforestation or ornamental gardens. Thus, the animal park focuses on animals and enclosures, while the arboretum highlights tree diversity and potential uses for testing. Access arrangements at the animal park, as well as collections and facilities at the arboretum, may change; check the latest information before your visit.

Cinema and Practical Information

The casino’s cinema offers daily screenings in a digital 3D auditorium with 150 seats. Showtimes and technical facilities may change; check the current program and visitor information before going to the cinema. The Bourbonne-les-Bains tourist office provides information about the thermal baths, swimming pool, animal park, cultural center, sports facilities, and train and bus timetables. It therefore offers information on a range of local interests, as well as timetables that can help you plan your journey.

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For the broader travel guide: Haute-Marne.