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Amazing museum, very nice sitting nenxt to the water, never gets old and always worth visiting.

The park in front of the museum is really beautiful, with statues representing different disciplines. You can compete with Usain Bolt on the 100m track, and there are lights that show his speed.

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A must for all sports enthusiasts! Not just for racing cyclists 😉.

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Hôtel de Ville de Lausanne / Town Hall, Lausanne Overlooking the picturesque Place de la Palud from its bell tower, the imposing building of the Town Hall still houses the city administration. The Lausanne architect Abraham de Crousaz built it between 1673 and 1675 on the foundations of the hotels of the time. An important centre of life in Lausanne, it combined several functions: as a political place, it was both the seat and illustration of municipal power; it is an economic place, hosting the wheat market in its halls on the ground floor; a place of defence, the bells of its bell tower warn of danger. Much admired since its creation, the Town Hall is the most interesting achievement of Vaud architecture of the 17th century. Its main façade offers a particularly subtle composition. While the alignment of the bays and their cornices creates a striking and explicit horizontal effect, the vertical axis marked by the sculptural portal and the tower is implicitly reinforced by the rhythm of the windows, which become increasingly closer together as they approach the centre, and by the rhythm of the arcades, which become increasingly narrow. The roof, on the other hand, takes up the aesthetics of regional farmhouses in its shape, completing an original silhouette with a provincial touch. Text / Source: Ville de Lausanne, Department of Architecture and Housing, Department of Housing, Environment and Architecture, Rue du Port-Franc 182nd floor, Lausanne https://www.lausanne.ch/portrait/carte-identite/architecture-et-monuments/patrimoine-architectural/ancien-regime/hotel-de-ville

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Olympic Capital Lausanne The Olympic Capital Lausanne has been home to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for 100 years. In 1993, the IOC created its only official museum on the shores of Lake Geneva. When it was completely renovated in 2013, the Olympic Museum was equipped with the latest computer and audiovisual technology. The permanent exhibition presents the origins of the Games, the competitions and the sporting spirit through numerous screens and objects, as well as the equipment of the most famous athletes. Thanks to the numerous interactive tools, children can put themselves in the shoes of an athlete for their greatest pleasure. Temporary exhibitions, a park with numerous works of art and a panoramic restaurant with a view of Lake Geneva and the Alps complete the offer of this unmissable leisure destination in Lausanne. The Olympic Capital Lausanne has been home to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for 100 years. In 1993, the IOC created its only official museum on the shores of Lake Geneva. When it was completely renovated in 2013, the Olympic Museum was equipped with the latest computer technology and audiovisual equipment. Spread over three floors, with 150 screens and 1,500 exhibits, the museum tells the story of the origins of the Olympic Games, the competitions and the Olympic spirit of the athletes. For example, you can see the famous Olympic torches from all the Olympic Games and some of the equipment worn by the most famous athletes. Thanks to the numerous interactive tools, children can put themselves in the shoes of an athlete for their greatest pleasure. Temporary exhibitions, a park with numerous works of art and a panoramic restaurant with a view of Lake Geneva and the Alps complete the offer of this unmissable leisure destination in Lausanne. Text / Source: Lausanne Tourisme – administration, Avenue de Rhodanie 2, Lausanne https://www.lausanne-tourisme.ch/de/entdecken/das-olympische-museum/

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Château d'Ouchy is a historic castle and hotel located on the shores of Lake Geneva in Lausanne, Switzerland. Dating back to the 12th century, the castle has a rich history as a residence of several noble families and as a hotel. The castle was restored in the 19th century and converted into a luxury hotel. Today, Château d'Ouchy is known for its elegant accommodations, stunning views of the lake and the Alps, and excellent gastronomy.

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A must for every athlete! In keeping with the Olympic motto: Taking part is everything.

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One of the city's absolute "landmarks", chic, classy and glamorous

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Beautiful, old town hall with lots of charm that fits perfectly into the cityscape

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A walk along the harbor is always great and has that certain something; whether by the lake or the sea - there is always a lot to observe and marvel at

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Château d'Ouchy is a historic castle and hotel located on the shores of Lake Geneva in Lausanne. The castle dates back to the 12th century and has a rich history as a residence of several noble families and as a hotel. The castle was restored in the 19th century and converted into a luxury hotel. Today, Château d'Ouchy is known for its elegant accommodations, beautiful views of the lake and the Alps, and excellent gastronomy.

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The Château d'Ouchy is an old castle located on the shores of Lake Geneva. It was built in the 12th century and was used as a fortress and a stately residence. Today, it houses a luxury hotel with elegant rooms that offer stunning views of the lake and the Swiss Alps. Visitors can also enjoy the peaceful gardens and terrace, as well as the restaurant which offers fine cuisine.

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Very nice restoration, today a luxury hotel

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Very pretty village on the shores of Lake Geneva

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Lots of collection items such as the medals and torches of all games of the modern age and a pretty good exhibition on the various aspects of the games.

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The small market in front of the town hall was built as early as the 9th century and gained in importance over time - a covered market hall is documented in the 14th century, which served as a warehouse, shelter for the merchants and as a weighing hall for the goods. It was on the so-called "Place Palud". The large influx of people soon forced more space, whereupon - after a fire in the Palud district - a new market hall, partly made of masonry, was added in 1415. This was used for public gatherings and was converted into the town hall in the late 15th century. The city council met there for the first time on January 24, 1469; La Palud became the administrative center of the city. Today's town hall was built on the foundations of the previous building between 1673 and 1675 by the architect Abraham de Crousaz.

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The building, which was originally erected in the 12th century, immediately catches the eye. After an eventful history, it was given its neo-Gothic style at the end of the 19th century and converted into a hotel. Even today it is still a **** hotel. https://www.chateaudouchy.ch

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Nowhere in Switzerland can you find out more about the subject of the Olympics. The park alone is a sight to see.

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Restaurant and hotel on the banks

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Municipal administration and tourist office of Lausanne

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