Les Thermes de Spa cabin running from city to Annette et Libin hill

Funicular cabin climbing from Spa city center up to Annette et Libin hill and famous thermal establishment ” Les Thermes de Spa “

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The Renaissance-style Thermes building, dating to 1868, is no longer in use, so I hopped on the nearby funicular that leads up the hill to Les Thermes de Spa, a modern complex surrounded by nature.

(Washington Post)

Spa is home to a funicular lift. From what I have been able to find out, this appears to be Belgium’s only funicular. The funicular climbs the valley side from the town up to the spa.
(Random Streets)

While the town doesn’t match Bath’s Georgian grandeur, it’s far less crowded, so instead of queuing for hours – as I did when I visited Bath Spa – we took a funicular ride from our hotel, the Radisson Blu Palace, and walked straight into the modern Les Thermes de Spa.

(The Guardian)