The pretty town stretches along the slopes of the first foothills of the Chaîne des Puys and opens onto the Limagne plain. Its name comes from the castle of Count Guy II of Auvergne - castrum guidonis - built in the 12th century atop the Calvaire hill. The town evolved into a wine-growing village, before its spa development in the 19th and 20th centuries. Châtel-Guyon is a stopover for spa visitors who enjoy its renowned thermal waters: the richest in magnesium in Europe. Strollers and architecture buffs who come here to discover the splendors of the Belle Époque will also be delighted. On Sunday mornings, the streets come alive with the market.

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