Spa Ardennes, Belgium Travel Guide
Spa mainly uses a regional bus network, complemented by its train station. There is no metro or tram system.
TEC buses are the main local public transport, connecting the town center, Thermes de Spa, and the train station. Spa-Géronstère train station connects to the national SNCB network via Verviers-Central.
Available online via the TEC website (infotec.be) or by the Spa Tourist Information Office.
Buses run early morning to late evening. Train service operates hourly or every two hours on the Spa branch line.
Newer TEC buses offer wheelchair accessibility. Spa-Géronstère station has ramps to platforms.
For real-time schedules, route planning, and digital tickets.
A MOBIB Basic card with a multi-journey pass for buses often means savings.
Purchasing train tickets online or through the app saves time at stations.
Service how often it happens is lower on weekends and public holidays.
Taxis offer a convenient, albeit more expensive, transportation choice in Spa. Ride-sharing services are less prevalent here.
Major companies like Hertz, Avis operate from airports or large cities. Pre-book for better rates.
Area stores and some hotels offer bicycle rentals, including e-bikes for hills.
Drive on the right. You must wear seatbelts. Speed limits are strictly enforced.
Spa's compact size and the stunning natural surroundings make walking and cycling appealing ways to explore the area.
No specific "no-go" areas for pedestrians or cyclists in Spa.
Safe to Explore
Some busy main roads may not offer comfortable or safe conditions for walking/cycling due to traffic volume.
Use Caution
Always stay on designated paths in natural areas to protect yourself and the environment. Respect private property signs.
Stay on Path
Use official TEC and SNCB apps for real-time schedules and buying tickets.
For frequent bus use, a MOBIB Basic card with a loaded multi-journey pass provides savings.
