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13世紀から保存状態の良いこの邸宅は100ヘクタールに及び、そのうち6ヘクタールはブドウ畑で、700年間同じ家族が所有しています。

If you're looking for peace and quiet in the Jura mountains, a drive up the ridge of Mont Tendre is just what you need. The narrow road winds its way through most of the forest up to the Alpage, where a magnificent panorama of the Lake Geneva region and, on the other side, the Vallé de Joux awaits.

ウーシーとその湖畔遊歩道、ローザンヌ ウーシーの湖畔遊歩道では、人生が驚くほど軽快に感じられます。湖の広大さ、大通りの壮大さ、公園の心を落ち着かせる緑、そして堂々とした建物の威厳ある雰囲気。駅からは垂直メトロでわずか短時間の下り坂 – あっという間にこの素晴らしさの中心に到着します。 テキスト / 出典: https://www.myswitzerland.com/de/erlebnisse/ouchy-und-seine-seepromenade/ https://www.myswitzerland.com/de/erlebnisse/ouchy-und-seine-seepromenade/

Top spot for an undisturbed view of the entire expanse of Lake Geneva.

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.

At the start of the 16th century, with the arrival of the Reformation and the Bernese, the former Catholic church became a Protestant church and then became disused. In 1548, it was bought by a certain Merlinge, a bourgeois from Lausanne. For two centuries, the property passed from owner to owner and the church became a habitation. Between 1772 and 1774, the then owner undertook major works which gave the building its present façade. The building witnessed a great lifestyle, and it was even thought that Napoléon Bonaparte inspected his troops nearby, before sending them to the Grand-St-Bernard, in May 1800. In 1918, Colonel Treytorrens de Loys, who taught Baron Pierre de Coubertin about Swiss institutions and the military system, sold the property. In 1960, the City bought the château and what remained of its grounds. The Expo 64 management team set up its headquarters there, followed by the European Research Centre. n 1968, with its 12 employees (!), the International Olympic Committee no longer had enough room at the Villa Mon-Repos. The city council graciously offered the IOC the Château de Vidy. A lease was signed on 1 July 1972 “for one Olympiad”, with tacit renewal. The IOC is still the guest of Vidy. Since then, two annexes have been built, and soon there will be another new building with meeting rooms and a restaurant. With its 163 staff members in Vidy, the IOC deserves it!

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