헤니에즈 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Unlimited free parking, picnic table and water in good season, playground, pétanque, volleyball, football. Just lack of WC to make it perfect.

"In the 13th century, the bishop of Lausanne owned the advanced post of Villarzel which served to defend it from the lords of German Switzerland. The current tower was the gateway of which we can still guess the amounts on both sides from the window (photo opposite). In 1582, the Bernese used this tower as a prison and as an attic, then, in 1802, the town bought it for the modest sum of 155.- francs, in order to house its poor. " Source: https://www.villarzel.ch/histoire-de-la-tour-de-villarzel/

A little town or a big village with all what you need to have a break : - many restaurants (from Kebab to high gastronomy through pizzeria, Chinese and traditional), - 2 supermarkets (Denner, Coop), - the Sherlock Holmes Museum (the son of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle lived a while in the castel) (https://www.lucens.ch/sherlockholmes) - village from Pascal Baertschi who travelled around the world in a bit less that 6 years (https://pascalbaertschi.ch/) - and the view on the (private) castel. Public toilets are near the main bridge in the midle of the town. From there, you will find 6 trails around Lucens (http://sdlucens.ch/nos_parcours.html)

The town of Lucens, which is well worth seeing, lies on the Broye stream and is dominated by the fairytale-like Château de Lucens. The castle is on a hill and with its turrets and annexes it looks like something straight out of a picture book. In Lucens you will find a good selection of restaurants and supermarkets. The place can also be reached by train.

Fr - De - En Small village in the commune of Lucens with its four-poster dating from 1813, the festival is the last Sunday in May: bread, pizza, cakes cooked in wooden fire. (https://www.lucens.ch/N2544/cremin.html) Departure from the panoramic mountain bike route. Farm activities: restaurant, swin-golf, minigolf, nuitées, etc. (http://www.loisirsalaferme.ch/index.php/fr/) Small village in the municipality of Lucens with its bread oven from 1813, whose festival takes place on the last Sunday in May is: bread, pizza, cake. (https://www.lucens.ch/N2544/cremin.html) Departure of the mountain bike "Route of the Panoramas". Leisure on the farm: restaurant, swingolf, minigolf, overnight stays, etc. (http://www.loisirsalaferme.ch /index.php/fr/) Small village near Lucens with its 1813 bread oven whose feast is the last Sunday of May: bread, pizza, cakes cooked over a wood fire. (https://www.lucens.ch/N2544/ cremin.html) Departure of the mountain bike panoramas route. Leisure at the farm: restaurant, swin-golf, minigolf, overnight stays, etc. (http://www.loisirsalaferme.ch/index.php/fr/)

A little town or a big village with all what you need to have a break: many restaurants (from Kebab to high gastronomy through pizzeria, Chinese and traditional), two supermarkets (Denner, Coop), the Sherlock Holmes Museum (the son of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle lived a while in the castel) (https://www.lucens.ch/sherlockholmes) village from Pascal Baertschi who travelled around the world in a bit less that 6 years (https://pascalbaertschi.ch/) and the view on the (private) castel. Starting point to a VTT Trail (5,7 kilometres) with learning features (http://loisirsalaferme.ch/index.php/fr/vtt) Public toilets are near the main bridge. From this higlight, just follow down the “Rue du Marché". Bike Shop: Dani Moto, Rue du Marché (http://www.danimoto.ch/).

Nice single in the wood. Part of the race "Farzin Bike".