어벤치스 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

조경과 나무가 늘어선 길, 그리고 몇 개의 벤치가 있는 아름답게 조성된 산책로입니다. 쥐라 산맥을 향한 서쪽의 전망 또한 무시할 수 없습니다. 또한, 가장 위쪽에는 제2차 세계 대전에서 앙리 기산 장군의 역할에 대한 흥미로운 정보를 찾을 수 있습니다.

Incredible view of Lake Murten, fireplace, tables and cabins

Very nice hike

We started the walk from the Salavaux village hall and followed the Broye towards the lake. Then we joined the edge of the lake to follow it for one or two kilometers and ended up returning by the Vita trail. A great walk that we like to do out of season.

Beautiful path along the water that turns into a real jungle path in summer. Here you can observe ducks, dragonflies and other animals.

The Porte de l'Est and the Roman city walls of Avenches are important remains from the Roman period in Switzerland. The Porte de l'Est is part of the ancient city gates of Aventicum and once marked the eastern entrance to the city. The Roman city walls, which ran around the city with their imposing walls and towers, served to defend and protect the ancient settlement. Today, the remains of the Porte de l'Est and the city walls are an important part of Avenches' archaeological heritage and attract visitors who want to explore the history of the region.

The Théâtre romain du Selley in Avenches is a remarkable Roman theater that was part of the ancient city of Aventicum. Built in the 1st century AD, the theater could accommodate up to 8,000 spectators and served as a venue for theatrical performances, gladiator fights and other public events. Today, the well-preserved ruins of the theater are a fascinating historical monument that attracts visitors from all over the world. With its imposing architecture and rich history, the Roman Theater is an important part of Avenches' cultural heritage and a symbol of the ancient Roman city's former splendor.

The Sanctuaire du Cigognier in Avenches is a significant archaeological site that houses the remains of a Roman sanctuary. The sanctuary was dedicated to the god Mars Caturix and was built during Roman rule in what is now Switzerland. The ruins, including parts of a temple and an altar, provide insight into the religious practice and cultural significance of the region during the Roman period. Visitors can explore the remains and learn more about the history and archaeology of Avenches.