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Lausanne
Dating back from the Stone Age, Lausanne flourished particularly in the Age of Enlightenment, when it was associated with the two leading writers of the 18th century Rousseau and Voltaire. Don't miss the famous Olympic Museum and the Gothic Cathedral. Built on three hills, Lausanne offers some astonishing views of the surroundings. Lausanne is the second-largest city on Lake Geneva. It'll only take a short walk to take a boat tour on the lake or a short ride to explore the great snowy outdoors. | Book this City | Montreux
Located on the Lake Geneva, Montreux is considered the chief resort of the Swiss Riviera. The main sight is the Château de Chillon, a castle on a small island in Lake Geneva; Byron is said to have carved his name in one of the columns in the dungeon where Bonivard was detained during a few years. The city hosts several international events, such as the Montreux Jazz Festival and the Film Festival. The mountains around Hauts de Montreux are threaded with forest trails, caves, grottos, and wildlife. | Book this City | Vevey
The small town of Vevey is known as the home of the famous Nesté chocolate. A visit here will offer comfort in the relaxed atmosphere of the Lake Geneva shore or of a chic restaurant or chocolatier in the Old Town. If this resort where Charlie Chaplin lived once is not enough, you can enjoy memorable trips in the charming surroundings, including an exploration of Mount Pélerin by funicular, a walk through the vineyards nearby or the famous Golden Panoramic Express travel to Spiez and Gstaad. | Book this City |
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