Lake Geneva - on the French and Swiss Border

Big Lakes – The Celts called Lake Geneva "Large Water" or "Lem an", and it is to this day called Lac Léman in French. And it is large indeed. Regularly scheduled lake boats, historic paddle steamers and small ferries ply this 582-square-kilometer body of water.

The Celts called Lake Geneva "Large Water" or "Lem an", and it is to this day called Lac Léman in French. And it is large indeed. Regularly scheduled lake boats, historic paddle steamers and small ferries ply this 582-square-kilometer body of water.

Boats on Lake Geneva

Family tips (Cities) – The Belle Epoque ships have been sailing on central Europe’s largest lake for the past 130 years, offering wonderful cruises between France and Switzerland, Geneva and Montreux via Evian and Lausanne.

Heart Route from Lausanne to Romont

E-Bike & Scooter Riding –

The first stage of the Heart Route leads from Lausanne to Romont. The 50-kilometer route is the perfect introduction to E-Bike adventures.

Regional Tourism: One Guide, Nine Maps and Twenty-six Walks

Restaurants: Divers – Escape into the gourmet world! There are many themed menus offering guests the chance to discover the riches of the Vaud region.