周辺の城・トップ7

Unfortunately not open to visitors - but still an impressive sight from the outside.

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This place was the residence of Saint Francis de Sales and is still a place of pilgrimage today. Exceptional view of Lake Geneva, the Jura Mountains and the Pre-Alps.

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A must-have when visiting Thonon les Bains. The château can be visited. The tour takes you through the rooms, the former moat and the castle garden. If you are a little water lover, you can cool off with your kids beforehand or afterwards in the nearby seaside resort.

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Even though the funicular ride isn't free, it's definitely worth it. With the ticket you can also take an hour's bus ride. The views are fantastic. It's truly an experience!

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A ride on the funicular is worthwhile. From the top you have a wonderful view of Lake Geneva and the port of Thonon-les-Bains. There are seats on the train, but also plenty of standing room. With the ticket you buy you can also use the buses in Thonon-les-Bains for a day.

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Very nice grounds from the outside, dogs are also prohibited in the park

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The castle was built in the 10th century on ruins of Roman origin called Ladrinum. The location chosen for its construction was not fortuitous, a real strategic point in terms of the extraordinary view it offered from the Swiss Alps to Fort l'Ecluse at the end of the Jura chain, and from there to Mont- White. It has had several owners, from the Counts of Allinges, to the Counts of Savoie, then to the Lavanchy, Détraz, De Franlieu families and finally the current owners, the De Stoutz family. The restoration work of the castle undertaken by Mr. W. De Stoutz, made it possible to fit out the castle in residence as well as a part in offices It is now private property and cannot be visited.

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Beautiful castle worth a visit and in a nice natural setting where you can take small walks.

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At the end of the 19th century, the stone of the Bastille was inserted into the old wall of the Château de Thonon, at the request of the Inspector of Waters and Forests Jean Blanchard. We can still read the inscriptions "Palloy", "I Janvier" and "Thonon".

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Thonon-les-Bains is a small spa town located on the shores of Lake Geneva in Haute Savoie.

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Beautiful castle located in the vineyard.

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The Château de Ripaille is the former residence of the Dukes of Savoy. It has been privately owned since the beginning of the 20th century and can be visited for an entrance fee. The adjoining property is about 20 hectares. There is a tree museum, a so-called arboretum, with trees from all over the world. This is what you should visit first and foremost. Otherwise the château is surrounded by vineyards. The prices for the visit are as follows: Reduced price: €8 Adults: €10 Youth: €5 Audio guide: €3. Free for children under 7 years old. Group rate from 20 people.

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A stone with a long history... After the storming of the Bastille in 1789, Palloy, a builder, was tasked with demolishing the famous building. He proposed to the cities of France to buy the stones of the famous fortress as "anecdotes". In 1792, after the invasion of Savoy by French troops, he offered one of these stones to the town of Thonon. Later, after the return of the kings from Piedmont-Sardinia, the stone was found badly damaged in the garden of an Italian family. Finally, at the end of the 19th century, the Bastille stone was placed in the old wall of the Château de Thonon.

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In contrast to the free-of-charge counterpart in Évian, the Thonon funicular is subject to a fee. For those who can walk well: there are beautiful paths through the 'Quartier des pêcheurs' or on the other side between 'Le Belvédère' and the port. http://www.leman-but.fr/se-deplacer/funiculaire/

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Originally built as a castle (of which nothing remains), the Château de Ripaille has existed since the end of the 13th or the beginning of the 14th century. It was also a Carthusian monastery in the meantime and is now privately owned - but you can visit it. The castle itself has been classified as a historic monument since 1942. The surrounding buildings (for example, the entrance pavilion, the Bonne de Bourbon tower, the pavilion, the Carthusian cell and the agricultural buildings of the former Carthusian monastery) are classified since 1991.

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Formerly the residence of the Dukes and Counts of Savoy, the Château de Ripaille is surrounded by 120 hectares of vines, gardens and forests. It can be visited from April 1 to October 31.

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A nice holdover from a bygone era.

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The Thonon cable car has been connecting the city center with the shores of Lake Geneva since 1888. Designed by engineer Auguste Alesmonières, the total length of the line is 230 meters, including 86.8 meters of curve. Inaugurated on Easter Monday, April 2, 1888, the Thonon cable car was used to overcome the difficulties of communication between the city and the port. During its existence, the Thonon cable car was always in operation, only occasionally was it stopped for technical or political reasons. It was renovated three times: in 1951 and 1989 (to modernize the mechanism) and most recently in 2010. The new facility, which was inaugurated in 1989, is fully automated, which meant that the drivers in white blue-collar coats disappeared. The cabins now have a capacity of 54 seats.

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The lake is very impressive. There are enough opportunities for a break and a refreshing drink

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The cable car to the port

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