List of protected heritage sites in Spa, Belgium

Last updated July 09, 2022

This table shows an overview of the protected heritage sites in the Walloon town Spa, Belgium . This list is part of Belgium's national heritage.

Object	Town/section	Address	Coordinates	Number^?	Image
The facades and roofs of two adjoining houses called "Hôtel de Lorraine" and "Le Ritz" ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	Place Pierre Legrand, rue du Marché n°2 en 4 en rue de l'Hôtel de ville n°1, Spa	50°29′32″N5°52′00″E / 50.492329°N 5.866703°E / 50.492329; 5.866703	63072-CLT-0001-01 Info
The oldest parts built in 1774, the orphanage from Spa Casino now known as "Waux-Hall" ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa		50°29′18″N5°52′09″E / 50.488305°N 5.869032°E / 50.488305; 5.869032	63072-CLT-0005-01 Info	De oudste delen gebouwd in 1774, het weeshuis van Spa, nu Casino, geheten "Waux-Hall"
Ensemble of the royal house and its surroundings ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	Spa	50°29′32″N5°51′21″E / 50.492335°N 5.855938°E / 50.492335; 5.855938	63072-CLT-0006-01 Info
Certain elements of the royal villa ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	avenue Reine Astrid n°77, Spa	50°29′31″N5°51′26″E / 50.491978°N 5.857146°E / 50.491978; 5.857146	63072-CLT-0007-01 Info	Bepaalde elementen van de koninklijke villa
Ensemble of the park Sept Heures ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	Spa	50°29′37″N5°51′30″E / 50.493727°N 5.858372°E / 50.493727; 5.858372	63072-CLT-0008-01 Info	Ensemble van het park van Sept Heures
Pavilion of Hesse-Rhinfels ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	Spa	50°29′37″N5°52′12″E / 50.493519°N 5.870075°E / 50.493519; 5.870075	63072-CLT-0009-01 Info	Paviljoen van Hesse-Rhinfels
The woods and groves of Havette ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	Spa	50°29′04″N5°52′18″E / 50.484449°N 5.871748°E / 50.484449; 5.871748	63072-CLT-0010-01 Info
Fountain of Sauvenière ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	Spa	50°29′08″N5°53′19″E / 50.485462°N 5.888534°E / 50.485462; 5.888534	63072-CLT-0011-01 Info	Fontein van Sauvenière
The facades and roofs of the old house Dommartin ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	rue Félix Delhasse n°s 24-26-28 en 30	50°29′34″N5°51′58″E / 50.492741°N 5.866067°E / 50.492741; 5.866067	63072-CLT-0012-01 Info
The oak called "Al Bilance ' growing on the edge of the road-Limbourg Luxembourg ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	Sart-lez-Spa	50°28′58″N5°55′06″E / 50.482749°N 5.918327°E / 50.482749; 5.918327	63072-CLT-0013-01 Info
Certain parts of the building "John Cockerill": north facade, east gable and roof ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	Avenue Reine Astrid n°250, Spa	50°29′19″N5°50′27″E / 50.488500°N 5.840922°E / 50.488500; 5.840922	63072-CLT-0015-01 Info
The Leopold II Gallery which is located in the Park Sept Heures (listed by Royal Decree of 13 January 1977) ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa		50°29′35″N5°51′41″E / 50.492952°N 5.861282°E / 50.492952; 5.861282	63072-CLT-0016-01 Info	Leopold II Galerie bevindt zich in het Park van Sept Heures (geklasseerd bij Koninklijk Besluit van 13 januari 1977)
Facades, roofs, hallway, staircase, dining room, two offices on the ground floor and an upper room of the old Hôtel Britannique ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	rue de la Sauvenière n°8, Spa	50°29′27″N5°52′10″E / 50.490751°N 5.869368°E / 50.490751; 5.869368	63072-CLT-0017-01 Info	Gevels, daken, hal, trap, eetkamer, twee kantoren op de begane grond en een bovenzaal van het oude Hôtel Britannique
Facades and the totality of the old "Hôtel de Bourbon" ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	rue Delhasse n°32	50°29′33″N5°51′57″E / 50.492633°N 5.865734°E / 50.492633; 5.865734	63072-CLT-0018-01 Info	Gevels en de totaliteit van het oude "Hôtel de Bourbon"
Street Facades, gabled roofs and the totality of the house ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	rue de Wauxhall n°4, Spa	50°29′26″N5°52′01″E / 50.490558°N 5.867057°E / 50.490558; 5.867057	63072-CLT-0019-01 Info
Street facades, gables, and the totality of the roof of the houses ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	rue de Wauxhall n°6 en 8, Spa	50°29′26″N5°52′02″E / 50.490470°N 5.867111°E / 50.490470; 5.867111	63072-CLT-0020-01 Info
The sidewalks along the buildings on the rue du Waux-Hall n ° s 4, 6 and 8 and the sidewalk for the garden of No. 8 ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	rue du Waux-Hall n°s 4, 6 en 8	50°29′26″N5°52′01″E / 50.490475°N 5.867006°E / 50.490475; 5.867006	63072-CLT-0021-01 Info
Facades and roofs of the building ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	Place Royale n°17, Spa	50°29′34″N5°51′52″E / 50.492719°N 5.864495°E / 50.492719; 5.864495	63072-CLT-0023-01 Info
Tiled balustrade outside ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	avenue Henrijean n°63, Spa	50°29′03″N5°51′23″E / 50.484284°N 5.856368°E / 50.484284; 5.856368	63072-CLT-0024-01 Info
Old school, hotel for travelers was called "Le Grand Hôtel", now town hall ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	place de l'Hôtel de Ville n°44	50°29′37″N5°52′00″E / 50.493517°N 5.866736°E / 50.493517; 5.866736	63072-CLT-0025-01 Info	Oude middelbare school, werd hotel voor reizigers genaamd "Le Grand Hôtel", tegenwoordig raadhuis
Walls inside and outside with access platform, and the lobby of the spa ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	rue Royale, Spa	50°29′31″N5°51′52″E / 50.492037°N 5.864320°E / 50.492037; 5.864320	63072-CLT-0026-01 Info	Gevels binnen en buiten met toegangsbordes, en de lobby van de spa
Facades and roofs of the castle of Fraineuse ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	avenue Amédée Hesse n°27, Spa	50°29′47″N5°53′14″E / 50.496359°N 5.887207°E / 50.496359; 5.887207	63072-CLT-0027-01 Info
Ice cellar ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	Spa	50°29′19″N5°51′40″E / 50.488586°N 5.861064°E / 50.488586; 5.861064	63072-CLT-0028-01 Info
Facades and roof, the staircase and painted ceiling on the first floor of the building ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	rue du Marché n°22-26	50°29′33″N5°52′04″E / 50.492482°N 5.867864°E / 50.492482; 5.867864	63072-CLT-0029-01 Info	Gevels en dak, de trap en het geschilderde plafond op de eerste verdieping van het gebouw
Facades and roofs of Pouhun Pierre-le-Grand ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	Spa	50°29′32″N5°52′02″E / 50.492125°N 5.867312°E / 50.492125; 5.867312	63072-CLT-0030-01 Info	Gevels en daken van Pouhun Pierre-le-Grand
Interior of Pouhun Pierre-le-Grand ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa		50°29′32″N5°52′02″E / 50.492118°N 5.867361°E / 50.492118; 5.867361	63072-CLT-0031-01 Info	Interieur van Pouhun Pierre-le-Grand
Facades and roofs of the votive chapel Leloup Thomas, situated on the corner of the streets Rue de la Chapelle and Rue Albin Body ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa		50°29′25″N5°51′38″E / 50.490201°N 5.860685°E / 50.490201; 5.860685	63072-CLT-0032-01 Info
Factory pavilion named Felix Bernard ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	la Heid de Spa, promenade Reikem	50°29′26″N5°50′29″E / 50.490649°N 5.841382°E / 50.490649; 5.841382	63072-CLT-0035-01 Info
Double avenue of lime trees on the Fawetay and chemin de la Heid des Pairs and environment on a strip of ten feet wide on both sides of the double driveway ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	chemin de Fawetay, Spa	50°28′56″N5°51′20″E / 50.482282°N 5.855626°E / 50.482282; 5.855626	63072-CLT-0036-01 Info
Old cemetery of Spa ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa	rue des Erables, Spa	50°29′51″N5°51′46″E / 50.497569°N 5.862655°E / 50.497569; 5.862655	63072-CLT-0037-01 Info	Oude begraafplaats van Spa
Ensemble Waux-Hall, except the wing from the 20th century ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa		50°29′18″N5°52′09″E / 50.488305°N 5.869032°E / 50.488305; 5.869032	63072-PEX-0001-01 Info	Ensemble van Waux-Hall, uitgezonderd de vleugel uit de 20e eeuw
Leopold II Gallery ^(nl)^(fr)	Spa		50°29′35″N5°51′41″E / 50.492952°N 5.861282°E / 50.492952; 5.861282	63072-PEX-0002-01 Info

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