Parc Thermal Dinant
Parc Thermal lies on the edge of Dinant on the site where springs once fed the town's public baths. Today it is a quiet city park with old trees, flower beds and historic features from the former thermal facility. Visitors enjoy walking here or reading a book on a shaded bench.
The paths are paved and mostly level. A few sections have a gentle slope, but most routes are easy to take in a wheelchair or with a rollator. Benches are plentiful along the paths. A public toilet nearby is open during the high season.
A small car park with reserved spaces is located at the entrance. The park is within walking distance of the centre of Dinant and offers a pleasant counterpoint to the busier tourist area along the Meuse.
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