Eventos em Estavayer-le-Lac

The Museum of Estavayer-le-Lac and its frogs is hosting the 4th part of the "Fribourg women come out of the shadows" series of exhibitions, a display designed by students from the Domdidier, Cugy

For a weekend, the medieval town of Estavayer-le-Lac becomes the largest open-air playground! An entire weekend devoted to fun and discovery awaits players from 3 to 13 years old.

Estavayer-le-Lac Region invites the curious to explore the artistic treasures hidden along the narrow streets of its medieval town.

Film screenings under the stars in the courtyard of the Chenaux Castle in Estavayer-le-Lac.

Waves lapping, birds singing in the morning: the Grande Cariçaie can also be visited by paddling.

Jazz in the historic centre of the "Cité à la Rose"

Stroll between the 160 stalls in the various alleys of the Rose City during the Estavayer Market !

In the Grande Cariçaie, some places are known by specialists to be often visited by beavers. Why not follow their trail for a night out in Cheyres?

The 90 stands on the Portalban harbour square present various products.

O Estivale Open Air é um dos mais belos festivais de música nas margens do Lago de Neuchâtel.

Popular swimming with no time limit or style - that's how one can let off steam in the water.

The annual appointment for experienced hunters or simple amateurs looking for a crush.

A tradition of Fribourg during which food and conviviality between family and friends are at the heart of the programme.

From Estavayer-le-Lac, the Grande Cariçaie Nature Reserve can also be visited on two wheels. Fauna, flora and lakeside Village mark out the "discovery" route.

In collaboration with the Avenches Tattoo, Estavayer-le-Lac vibrate to the sound of bagpipes and drums.

Cultural and natural heritage come together on a novel discovery of the Grande Cariçaie followed by a visit to the pile-dwelling village of Gletterens.

Chainmail, armour and swords... The rose city transports its visitors to the Middle Ages for an entire weekend.

With binoculars and cameras in hand, the walkers criss-cross the Grande Cariçaie for two hours accompanied by a guide.