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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.

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Please note this is a bike hifhlight. If you want to pass here it is at a pedestrian pace.

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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/

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Nice path along the lake with many places for a rest on the beach.

Various food outlets (snacks, ice cream parlors, Japanese waffles, etc.). WC. Water. Free parking 3 hours (disc). Playground. Little train (http://www.mntpully.ch/). CGN pier (Compagnie Générale de Navigation sur le Léman: https://www.cgn.ch/fr/). Swimming: entry into the water of the lake a little further to the west; outdoor swimming pool a little further east (https://www.pully.ch/fr/vivre-a-pully/sports-et-loisirs/les-piscines/pully-plage-covid/#main_bodywrapper). In short, a pleasant place for a break or an arrival.

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A nice place to walk by the lake in Lausanne

Generous lawns, shady trees and long sandy beaches: the Vidy recreational area spreads out in front of the city gates. Here you can stroll along the marina, watch the beach volleyball players, play a game of mini golf or sit down in a bar by the water and squint in the sun, before heading out on the four-kilometer “Path of Sports” at the headquarters of the Olympic Committee makes.

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Located between the Chamberonne and the port of Vidy, this common path with pedestrians crosses the Parc du Bourget. The path is new asphalt and is therefore very pleasant. The path is slightly protected from the sun thanks to the many trees that line the path. All along there are small secluded pebble beaches ideal for soaking your feet and sunbathing. Be careful not to drive too fast, the route is shared with pedestrians.

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This lakeside is quite flat and can therefore be walked effortlessly. There is a wonderful view of the lake. We pass in front of the Olympic museum, the Haldimand tower and the landing stage. Regularly you can see the steamboats along the coast. A cycle path runs all along the quays. It is separate from the road for cars and from the space for pedestrians. During the summer, the road is closed to cars on weekends. It is undoubtedly worth the detour.

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After a long stage there is nothing better than a refreshing swim in the lake.

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