Lausanne: Olympic Museum Ticket & Interactive Exhibits EntryYou’ll step into Lausanne’s Olympic Museum where every corner has its own story — from athlete triumphs to behind-the-scenes moments. Watch kids play in the sculpture park, try digital exhibits at your own pace, and feel connected to legends and locals alike. The experience is accessible for everyone and lets you find your own favorite moment along the way.
Lavaux wine walk: UNESCO vineyards with local tastingsVine Stories is a 3.5-hour walking tour through the UNESCO-protected Lavaux region on Lake Geneva, led by Marc, a certified UNESCO World Heritage Guide and sommelier. You walk roughly 3 km through western Lavaux vineyards, stop for hosted wine tastings at local producers, and learn the history and culture of Swiss winemaking. The tour includes wine tastings and a charcuterie platter; it runs in English, French or German, and children from age 5 are welcome.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand Swiss wine and the region's history from someone trained to teach both—Marc's background as a sommelier and UNESCO guide means you're learning the story behind what you're tasting, not just sampling wines. The easy 3 km walk through the terraces suits anyone with moderate fitness who wants to move through the vineyards without a strenuous hike.
Lausanne: Glacier 3000 & Montreux with Peak Walk BridgeYou travel by bus from Lausanne through the Swiss Alps to Les Diablerets, ride a cable car to Glacier 3000, cross a suspended bridge with views of over 200 high peaks, and have free time in the lakeside town of Montreux. The driver handles navigation and timing; weather determines what's fully accessible at the glacier, which is why the trip works best if you're flexible about conditions.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Alps and a famous glacier in one day without arranging your own transport or timing — the fixed schedule gets you from Lausanne to altitude and back to the lake in a single trip, and the driver handles the mountain roads.
Montreux & Chaplin's World Winter Tour from LausanneThis 6.5-hour guided tour from Lausanne drives the Swiss Riviera to four stops: the terraced Lavaux vineyards (a UNESCO site), Chaplin's World museum in Vevey, Chillon Castle on the water between Montreux and Villeneuve, and free time in Montreux for lunch. Transport by coach, a professional guide in English, entry to both museums, and bottled water are included; food and drinks during the Montreux break are at your own expense.Is it for me?This tour suits small groups and families traveling together who want the landmarks and the guide without building the day themselves — the fixed schedule holds four stops and two museums inside the afternoon, and the coach handles the driving between them.
Chillon Castle & Chaplin's World Tour with Lake CruiseA full-day guided tour from Geneva visiting Chaplin's World museum, the UNESCO-protected Lavaux vineyard terraces, and Chillon Castle, with a cruise across Lake Geneva on a Belle Époque steamer and free time in Vevey and Montreux. The tour includes museum entry, a local wine and cheese tasting in the vineyards, the lake cruise, and an English-speaking guide; you travel by bus and return to Geneva by evening.Is it for me?This is a shared group tour with a fixed itinerary and schedule, so the day is structured around the boat departure and castle hours rather than your own pace — it suits travelers who want the major stops and the lake cruise without planning the route or managing transitions themselves. If you prefer to linger at one site or skip another, or if you'd rather explore at your own speed, a private tour or self-guided day would work better.
Lausanne Foxtrail: Puzzle Hunt & Scavenger GameYou receive starting documents that send you hunting through Lausanne's center, lakeside, and northern neighborhoods, solving puzzles and finding hidden clues to reach each checkpoint. The trail mixes physical movement with mental challenges, and a free helpline backs you up if you get stuck. It takes as long as your team needs, and you control the pace entirely.Is it for me?This works well for groups or teams who enjoy problem-solving and don't mind physical activity — the self-guided format means you control the pace and can take breaks whenever you need them, which is what makes a puzzle hunt across a real city manageable for mixed fitness levels.
