Air

The airport nearest to Lausanne is Geneva’s Cointrin International Airport. The airport is well connected, with international, domestic and chartered flights which is about 55 km from Lausanne, and there are convenient transfers by bus and taxi.

Rail

Train connections between Lausanne and the rest of Europe are efficient with high-speed trains coming into the city almost every hour. Cross-country trains connect the city to other parts of Switzerland. French TGVs from Paris, Pendolino trains from Milan and Venice, ICE trains from Cologne and a large number of other express trains travel to Lausanne daily. With a Eurostar connection through the Channel Tunnel you can reach Lausanne from London in less than a day.

Bus

Switzerland’s bus network is efficient and extensive. So getting to Lausanne from almost anywhere in the country or across the border is easy. You can drive to Lausanne down the A12 expressway from Bern or the A1 expressway from Geneva. Besides the expressways, highways and secondary roads link Lausanne to the rest of Switzerland.

Lausanne Cathedral

One of the most beautiful Gothic structures in Europe, Lausanne Cathedral stands 150m above Lake Geneva. The doors and facade of the Cathedral are luxuriously ornamented with sculptures and bas-reliefs. It has two towers and you can climb the 225 steps to the observation deck of one of the towers. The south facade is studded with a spectacular giant Gothic rose window of stained glass and flying buttresses encircle the exterior of the choir and ambulatory.

Olympic Museum

The Olympic Museum was opened in 1993. It was architectonically designed and built not only considering its location near the lake, but also with some Greek heritage included. The Olympic Museum contains the history of the Olympic games through pictures, video, documents, coins, stamps, etc. from ancient times till now. It also hosts both permanent and temporary exhibitions about sports history and competitions.

Ouchy near Lausanne

This popular port resort on the edge of Lake Geneva is one of the region's favourite tourist destinations. Ouchy represents one of the favourite Sunday strolls for Lausanne citizens and passing visitors. You can Enjoy roller skating or skateboarding along the harbour front while taking in the magnificent mountain and lake views.

Old town

The Old Town of Lausanne is the picturesque part of the city with numerous pedestrian streets. The Farmers' Market is interesting to explore and the best place in Lausanne for purchasing fresh produce. Once the market closes and the sun sets, the Old Town lights up with illuminated late-night bars and cosy coffee shops.

Hermitage Foundation

This fine arts museum is one of the city's best. The museum was opened to the public in 1984 with the aim of providing people with the opportunity to appreciate fine art in the pleasant 19th century building. The foundation owns a vast collection of paintings, sculptures, drawings and etchings by Swiss and international artists.

Folklore market

Every Thursday in July, the stallholders set up their stalls with a colourful array of products in the alleys of the old town or beneath the medieval castle. Small craftspeople propose their own creations. Pottery, jewellery and paintings are sold by merchants along with clothes, CDs, toys etc.

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