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ヴォー州にあるロマネスク様式のサン・スルピス教会は、11世紀から12世紀にかけてクリュニー修道院によって建てられました。 当初は聖スルピスに、後にマグダラのマリアに捧げられました。1536年にベルンに占領された後、教会はプロテスタントとなり、ローザンヌ市の所有となりました。 修道院は1536年以降に姿を消したか、別の用途に変更されました。 身廊は宗教改革後に崩壊し、再建されませんでした。この教会は現在、国の歴史的記念碑となっています。 (出典: www.notrehistoire.ch)。

Had a lovely breakfast here before beginning our days walking.

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.

Imposing rock blocks that the Mèbre river has shaped by eroding in the layers of molasses, a friable rock made of consolidated sands. In a distant time, this rock was used to build some important buildings, including Lausanne Cathedral. Over time, « Le Pierre à Quatre sous », so named because of its low value, was replaced by other building materials.

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.

Nice path along the Venoge. A little technical in Gravel but recommended for mountain biking

Uneven path but pleasant for walking and running. It runs along the river and is sheltered from the sun thanks to the trees. Be careful when it rains, the path can be very muddy or even disappear under water!