Start your journey in the heart of Lausanne at the Lausanne Cathedral, a stunning Gothic masterpiece renowned for its intricate architecture and panoramic city views from the tower.

Lausanne Cathedral

Wander down to the picturesque Place de la Palud, home to Lausanne’s animated clock, lively market, and charming cafés.

Place de la Palud

Explore Swiss art and history at the Collection de l'Art Brut, a fascinating museum dedicated to outsider art and creative expression.

Collection de l'Art Brut

Enjoy a lakeside lunch at Le Lacustre, known for its fresh local cuisine and lovely terrace overlooking Lake Geneva.

Le Lacustre

Stroll along Ouchy Promenade, a scenic lakeside boulevard perfect for sunset views and people-watching.

Ouchy Promenade

For dinner, try the elegant lakeside dining at Château d’Ouchy, offering gourmet Swiss and Mediterranean specialties in a fairytale setting.

Château d’Ouchy

Begin at the iconic Olympic Museum, an inspiring and interactive tribute to the history and spirit of the Olympic Games.

Olympic Museum

Head to Parc de Mon Repos, a lush green oasis perfect for a picnic or a relaxing stroll among centuries-old trees and elegant fountains.

Parc de Mon Repos

Discover the city's creative side at Plateforme 10, Lausanne’s dynamic arts district hosting three major museums and vibrant exhibitions.

Plateforme 10

Experience Lausanne’s culinary creativity with dinner at La Table d'Edgard, a Michelin-starred restaurant offering refined Swiss and Mediterranean cuisine with panoramic lake views.

La Table d'Edgard

Cap off the evening with cocktails at the sophisticated Bar Le Loom, a local favorite for creative drinks and chic ambiance.

Bar Le Loom

Venture out to the breathtaking Lavaux Vineyards, a UNESCO World Heritage site where terraced vines cascade down to Lake Geneva—perfect for a morning stroll or wine tasting at a local cellar.

Lavaux Vineyards

Lunch in the idyllic wine village of Saint-Saphorin, where cobbled lanes, quaint houses, and lake views provide a storybook setting for regional cuisine.

Saint-Saphorin

Return to Lausanne to visit the Musée de l’Elysée, one of Europe’s premier photography museums, set in a beautiful 18th-century mansion.

Musée de l’Elysée

For a memorable farewell dinner, savor local flavors at Café Romand, a beloved brasserie where you can try classic Vaudois specialties in a cozy, wood-paneled setting.

Café Romand

If time allows, toast your trip with local wine at Le Barbare, an atmospheric café with terrace views over the city rooftops.

Le Barbare