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The Quai d'Ouchy is the perfect place to run on the banks of Lake Lausanne. The terrain is flat, the views are beautiful, all the conditions are met to make your session a success.

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The Alignement mégalithique de Lutry in Switzerland is a fascinating Neolithic megalithic site consisting of 23 menhirs divided into two segments. Discovered in 1984 and reconstructed in 1986, the stones are placed next to each other with almost no gaps, which is unique. Some of the menhirs have human forms and engravings, suggesting that they may have had a ritual function. The largest stones are up to 3 meters high, while others are no higher than 80 cm. This site offers an intriguing insight into the prehistoric culture and rituals of the region.

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Charlie Chaplin, the legendary comedian, actor and director, has a special bond with Vevey, a charming town in Switzerland. Here are some interesting facts about his life and stay in Vevey: * Manoir de Ban: In 1952, Charlie Chaplin settled in the Manoir de Ban in Corsier-sur-Vevey, just outside Vevey. He lived there happily until his death in 1977. This beautiful estate was his home for 25 years. The Manoir de Ban now houses the Chaplin’s World Museum, which is dedicated to his life and work. * Chaplin’s World Museum: This museum offers a unique experience. Visitors can discover the intimate side of Charlie Chaplin at the Manoir and take an unusual journey through the sets of his greatest films in the Studio section. From the foraine universe of the circus to the machine from Modern Times, the museum brings his cinematic legacy to life. It is an emotional journey for Chaplin connoisseurs and fans alike. * Bronze statue of The Tramp: Since 1982, a famous bronze statue of The Tramp, the iconic character played by Chaplin in his films, has stood on the quays of Vevey. This statue is a tribute to the 25 years Chaplin spent in the region. * The Park: The Manoir de Ban is set in a beautiful 4-hectare estate overlooking Lake Geneva and the Alps. Visitors can enjoy the green surroundings and the serene beauty of this park. In short, Vevey is a place where the spirit of Charlie Chaplin is still palpable, and his legacy is kept alive in the Chaplin’s World Museum and the beautiful estate where he once lived.

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This friendly village on the shore of Lake Geneva has narrow streets and is definitely worth a short stopover. On a small square with a fountain stands a white church with a beautiful Romanesque portal, decorated with arabesques, with choir stalls made of carved wood and a vault painted with floral motifs. The banks of the lake, dotted with brightly colored fishermen's houses, are ideal for a nice walk. A mighty castle rises above the vine-covered slopes just outside the village.

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From St. Saphorin to Lutry there is an official hiking trail on the lower part of the slope, which is also a cycle path and leads partly all the way down to Lake Geneva (this section) and there is also an official hiking trail at the very top by the terraces that leads right to the railway line. The upper hiking trail is not really suitable for cyclists in the area of the railway line, neither for strollers nor for mountain bikes 🤷. For the lower hiking trail, I recommend hiking the area between Epesses train station and the village of Cully directly by the lake and not staying on the hiking trail a little higher up. The lake promenade is a welcome change. The two hiking trails at completely different heights are ideal for a circular hike and can be reached at any time via the many winegrowers' roads running across them, depending on the desired length of the tour. The most common grape variety is "Chasselas", which I really like 😋😊.

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The "Tour de Marsens" is a fortified tower in the Dézaley area of the commune of Puidoux. It dates from the 13th century. You can also see it from the lower hiking trail that leads through Lavaux.

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The Lutry Stone Row is a megalithic complex in Lutry, Switzerland. It is located on the southern edge of a parking lot northwest of Lutry's old town. The 23 menhirs are arranged in descending order of size on either side of the largest, central block, which was originally four meters high. The stones are connected to each other with almost no gap between them. The row of stones consists of two segments. The first segment includes 12 menhirs aligned on an east-west line and up to three meters high. The second segment represents a curve to the south, the stones of which are no higher than 80 cm. A menhir has engravings in the shape of a human face. The original is displayed in a display case in the passage (Passage du Simplon) to the Reformed Church. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steinzeile_von_Lutry

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A special film by the great actor and director Charles Spencer ("Charlie") Chaplin (1889 to 1977) not only had entertainment value when it was made (late 1930s), but also made an important statement in terms of content: "The Great Dictator". is a political satire on the and at the same time media reckoning with National Socialism.

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