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A small idyll on the very edge of Lausanne: the Louis Bourget Park. It is named after a doctor, naturalist and ornithologist who, during his lifetime from 1856 to 1913, campaigned for this spot to be declared a nature reserve.

Ruines romaines Lousonna was an ancient Roman settlement located in present-day Lausanne, Switzerland. The ruins date back to the 1st century BC and 3rd century AD. Lousonna was an important trading post and administrative center in the region. The ruins include the remains of an amphitheater, thermal baths, temples, and a necropolis. The area was excavated in the 19th and 20th centuries and has since become a popular tourist attraction. The site offers a fascinating insight into the daily life of the Roman inhabitants of the region and shows the impressive architecture and urban development of the time.

Small harbour with many sailing boats - beautiful perspective in the evening with the mountains in the back.

The foundations of this church, an example of Romanesque art in Vaud, date from before the year 1000. Of the old Romanesque building, only the apses with semi-dome, the choir, the vaulted transept and a crossing surmounted by a square bell tower remain. The interior is extremely sober, although the colourful decoration softens the severity. The building has been used for Protestant worship since the 16th century.

Nice view of waterfall

Saint-Sulpice is a district in the west of Lausanne. Saint-Sulpice is also home to the Église Saint-Sulpice, a beautiful church dating back to the 12th century. This church is one of the oldest buildings in Lausanne and has a rich history. Saint-Sulpice is also known for its beautiful views of Lake Geneva and the Alps. From some places in the district you can enjoy a breathtaking panorama. This makes Saint-Sulpice a popular place for hikers and nature lovers.

The Louis Bouget Park is located on the western edge of the municipality. The Chamberonne River forms the border with the municipalities of Ecublens and St-Sulpice, where the University of Lausanne and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology are located. The park offers the only natural beach on Lake Geneva in the Lausanne area. This park, which has more than a kilometre of lakefront and is therefore also suitable for swimming, has two faces: from October to March, you can take solitary walks in an environment shaped by water and wind. From April to September, the lawns are taken over by families and students from sunrise until late at night. https://www.lausanne-tourisme.ch/de/entdecken/park-louis-bourget/

幹線道路からビーチまでの美しい道 - 非常に古い木々があります。