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Excursions - Lausanne (Lake Geneva Region)

 

 
The animal world
 
The ideal destination for a relaxing family outing: watch the animals and take a trip in a boat on the romantic little lake.
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Natural plants, white sand, foam, trees...you would be forgiven for thinking you were in a tropical forest, with the humid, hot air in this biotope. Thrill-seekers can even have their photograph taken with a snake around their neck!
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Museums
 
The Elysée Museum, a magnificent late-18th century villa with terraced gardens offering a superb view of Lake Geneva and the French Alps, has been completely dedicated to photography since 1985.
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The Hermitage Foundation is dedicated to temporary Fine Art exhibitions, and is located inside a beautiful 19th century residence surrounded by magnificent parkland that is open to the public.
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The museum displays iconographical and applied art collections from the Association Mémoire de Lausanne, in addition to different cultural assets belonging to the Town of Lausanne.
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A unique, lively and interactive exhibition, the Olympic Museum is the world's largest information centre relating to the Olympic Games.
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Fun & Games
 
The Skate Park in the centre of Lausanne is a great meeting place for young people. This is where skating, roller blade and scooter enthusiasts come to have fun.
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Factory
 
Vincent Calabrese, a self-taught philosopher, is one of the last watchmakers in the artistic mechanical tradition. His collection stands out due to its originality and individuality. This visit should not be missed! Guided tours by appointment.
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Driving a choo-choo
 
The 'Brouette' steam railway line takes you across fields to Echallens, a typical countryside market town, where you can visit the Maison du Blé et du Pain (a wheat and bread museum): enough to make your mouth water!
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Kloster
 
Built in 1900 thanks to the specific bequest of Gabriel de Rumine, the palace includes a clutch of buildings: the University, the library and the Fine Arts and Science museums.
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