Les Bains de Llo

The village of Llo perches above 1,600 metres in the Cerdagne region of the Pyrénées-Orientales, near the Spanish border, and its thermal baths draw on naturally sulphurous water emerging at around 36°C. The pools sit beside the dramatic gorge carved by the Angoustrine stream as it descends toward Saillagouse, a setting shared with other Cerdagne hot springs in villages such as Angoustrine-Villeneuve-des-Escaldes nearby. Popular with visitors from both sides of the border, the baths have weathered a difficult recent history, including a fire that forced a lengthy closure and renovation before reopening to the public in 2026.