Places to Explore In Vaud

Coppet

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Lausanne

"Lausanne is a block of picturesque houses, spilling over two or three gorges, which spread from the same central knot, and are crowned by a...

• 9 Restaurants
• 8 Hotels
• 31 Things To Do

Les Alpes Vaudoises

At the eastern tip of Lac Léman, the Alps on the French and Swiss sides close in on the Rhône, and the lakefront highways begin...

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• 2 Hotels
• 4 Things To Do

Les Diablerets

This small resort (3,806 feet) lies at the base of the 10,525-foot peak of the same name—which sheds the dramatic namesake 9,840-foot glacier. The village...

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Lutry

From its origins as a simple fishing village, this medieval town on the skirt hem of Lausanne expanded in the 11th century with the installation...

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Montreux

Montreux might be called the Cannes of Lac Léman—though it might raise an eyebrow at the slur. Spilling down steep hillsides into a sunny south-facing...

• 5 Restaurants
• 3 Hotels
• 14 Things To Do

Morges

On the waterfront just west of the urban sprawl of Lausanne, Morges is a pleasant lake town favored by sailors and devotees of its Fête...

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• 4 Things To Do

Nyon

Lovely Nyon, with its waterfront drive, shops, museums, and a castle dominating its cliff-top Old Town, was founded by Julius Caesar around 45 BC as...

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• 2 Hotels
• 3 Things To Do

Prangins

You'll see the elegant hillside château that's home to the national museum before you reach this little commune, where the pace of life moves gently...

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Route du Vignoble

Parallel to the waterfront highway, threading through the steep-sloping vineyards between Nyon and Lausanne, the Route du Vignoble (Vineyard Road) unfolds a rolling green landscape...

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St-Saphorin

At the end of the Corniche Road, just west of Vevey, St-Saphorin is perched above the water. With its impossibly narrow, steep cobbled streets and...

• 1 Restaurants
• 1 Hotels
• 8 Things To Do

Vevey

In the 1870s Henry James captured this waterfront town's mood of prim grace while writing (and setting) Daisy Miller in the Hôtel des Trois Couronnes...

• 6 Restaurants
• 4 Hotels
• 10 Things To Do