Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
The track for the Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix, famed for the Eau Rouge bend and the undulating sections through the Ardennes forest. Track tours are available on non-race days.
The Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps is about 7 km long and winds through the Ardennes forest. It is known for its big elevation changes and unpredictable weather. Its Eau Rouge/Raidillon corner is one of the most famous bends in the world. Each summer it hosts the Belgian Formula 1 Grand Prix and the Spa 24 Hours endurance race. On non-race days, you can join a track tour to visit the pit lane and grandstands, or learn about the track's history at the racing museum inside Stavelot Abbey nearby. Accommodation fills up during race weeks, so book several months ahead.
Opening hours
Guided tours on non-race days by reservation