Plopsa Coo is a themepark in Wallonia near the waterfalls of Coo in Stavelot, owned and operated by Plopsa.The history of the park starts in the 15th century, when the first small waterfall of Coo was created. Two centuries later monks built a second larger waterfall to protect the village of Petit-Coo from flooding. From the 18th century, as mobility grew, more and more tourists came to see the waterfalls, therefor a self-service restaurant was opened in 1920. It wasn't until 1955 that a first attraction appeared at the site, when Professor Gaston Dugardin opened a chairlift - called Le Télésiege - that took visitors to the top of a 220-meter hill. In the decades that followed Dugardin opened a go-kart track, mini golf and a playground.
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Address: Stavelot, Luik, Belgium
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