Lake Geneva, also called Lac Léman, is one of Western Europe’s largest glacial lakes. Shared by Switzerland and France, it is ...

In fact, many of Lake Geneva's visitors (including Hepburn and ... Explore the vineyards and wineries in and around Lausanne at the Lavaux terraces, a spectacular UNESCO World Heritage site ...

The Birch Glacier above the village of Blatten collapsed and caused a landslide that has buried most of the village.

Best of all is Lausanne’s range of outdoor attractions, thanks to its position next to Lake Geneva. When the city centre shuts down on Sundays, decamp to Ouchy to swim, run, paddleboard or soak ...

In fact, many of Lake Geneva's visitors (including Hepburn and ... Explore the vineyards and wineries in and around Lausanne at the Lavaux terraces, a spectacular UNESCO World Heritage site ...

he imagined staging his modern Games in and around a small Swiss city he had fallen in love with on the shores of Lake Geneva: Lausanne. Like many past visitors – from Charles Dickens to long ...

Nestled in the breathtaking French part of Switzerland, Lausanne stands as an urban lakeside gem set against the stunning backdrop of Lake Geneva and the majestic Alps and Jura mountains.

Lake Geneva is an emitter of greenhouse gases, particularly carbon dioxide (CO 2). Annually, it produces as much CO 2 as the automobile transport of the city of Lausanne (≃ 150,000 inhabitants).

Learning that Lausanne, on the shores of Switzerland’s Lake Geneva, is up there with wine hot spots such as Bordeaux and Porto as a member of the Great Wine Capitals network may come as a shock.

Photo by RoseAnna Schick Surrounded by the Alps, Lake Geneva boasts stunning scenery, historic landmarks, and significant sites. At the peak of the northern shore is Lausanne, a perfectly ...