Vaud:
Countryside, Culture & Wine
cities such as Lausanne and Montreux. For those wishing to go back in time, Morges and Nyon are home to castles dating back to the 13th century, not forgetting the famous Chillon Castle.
Unforgettable landscapes, trendy cities, a region marked by culture and art, but also delicious local products. This is a perfect description of the canton of Vaud, which stands out from other Swiss regions because of its unique and rich diversity as well as its four-season offer. Epicureans will discover a region with excellent wines and culinary specialities from every corner of the canton. Visitors will also appreciate the Michelin-starred restaurants and life in
Culture lovers will enjoy a wide range of activities, from the Chaplin’s World Museum to art exhibitions at the Plateforme 10 and Aquatis, the largest freshwater aquarium in Europe. In Vallée de Joux, the Musée Atelier Audemars Piguet invites the public to an immersive experience at the core of the cultural universe of the famous watch-making brand. As for sports enthusiasts, they will be spoilt for choice. During the summer, mountain biking and electric bicycles are very popular due to the many routes in the Vaud region. During the winter season, magnificent resorts such as Glacier 3000 and Leysin offer snow-shoeing, alpine skiing, crosscountry skiing and sledging, among others. In addition, the Olympic capital and its museum are located in Lausanne.
