Long before Belval became known for blast furnaces, concert nights and university life, water helped put its name on the map. The mineral spring known as Source Bel-Val was once associated with well-being and commercially bottled. The modern pavilion in Parc um Belval keeps that almost-forgotten chapter of the neighbourhood’s history in view.
Today, Pavillon Belval is the park’s café, with a terrace and a compact room inside, quieter than the centre of Belval.
The menu runs from coffee, cake and ice cream to crêpes, waffles, sharing boards and pinsas, with beer, wine, cocktails and alcohol-free drinks for later in the day.
The pavilion’s architecture was designed around the story of the mineral spring.
Take a look at the building itself on your way in.