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Historic attractions
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Nyon (Lake Geneva Region)
Nyon occupies one of the most favourable
positions on Lake Geneva – which is why the
Romans founded their first colony on Helvetian
soil here.
Orbe (Lake Geneva Region)
The most beautiful Roman mosaics north of
the Alps lie within a walled Gallo-Roman
town measuring 400m x 400m.
Payerne (Lake Geneva Region)
The 11th-century abbey church of Payerne is
one of the most important Romanesque
churches in Switzerland, with its harmonious
spaces, delicate stonework and fine murals.
Pfunds (Graubünden)
Between the 9th and 11th centuries, Altfinstermünz
was the customs and judicial centre
for the Lower Engadine, Nauders and Pfunds.
Rougemont (Lake Geneva Region)
Rougemont is an unspoilt traditional village
in the valley of the Pays d’Enhaut, whose
gentle landscape is home to an exceptional
variety of local flora and fauna.
Saint-Maurice (Valais)
Sargans / Ferienregion Heidiland (Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein)
The impressive castle at Sargans, with its
fascinating museum and fine restaurant,
brings the Middle Ages vividly to life.
Schwyz (Central Switzerland)
The Swiss National Museum’s Forum of
Swiss History shows daily life from 1300 to
1800.
The Museum of the Swiss Charters includes
the precious document of 1291 said to mark
the founding of the Swiss confederation.
Two historical houses (13th and 17th centuries)
set in beautiful grounds make up the
museum of the Ital Reding Estate.
