Vidy Promenade – Quai d'Ouchy loop from Lonay-Préverenges

Vidy Promenade – Quai d'Ouchy loop from Lonay-Préverenges

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Vidy Promenade – Quai d'Ouchy loop from Lonay-Préverenges

01:10

24.6km

160m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

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3.90 km

Romanesque Church of Saint-Sulpice

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Beautiful 11th-century Romanesque church.

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7.37 km

Vidy Promenade

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Beautiful promenade along the water. There is even a kind of beach here. The view of the lake is great, even with a dog to go well.

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11.2 km

Ouchy Castle

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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 …

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11.9 km

Quai d'Ouchy

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Le quai d'Ouchy is the perfect place to run along the shores of Lake Lausanne. The terrain is flat, the views are beautiful, all the conditions are there for a successful session.

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12.3 km

Haldimand Tower

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The Haldimand tower is a watchtower dating from 1791. It was built by the Swiss general Guillaume-Henri Dufour to monitor the movements of French troops during the Revolution. The tower …

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13.5 km

Panoramic view of Lake Geneva

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Beautiful view of the lake and the mountains, cycle path where it goes well

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13.8 km

Cyclotour du Léman Start/Finish at Château d'Ouchy

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17.2 km

Olympic House

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In 1968, with its twelve 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 …

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