Architecture, monuments & regional heritage
Look for the famous people who lived in the Region. If you pass through Morges, you will have the chance to discover the life of the actress Audrey Hepburn, or Ignacy Jan Paderewski, the famous Polish pianist and compositor to whom the city dedicated a museum.
At the end of the walk in the vineyards between the villages Denens and Vufflens-le-Château, you will discover its impressive castle. In the old town of Cossonay you may admire beautiful ancient buildings. Passing by Montricher you can discover the Jan Michalski Foundation, dedicated to incredible architecture and literature works.
Castle of Vufflens (private)
Vufflens Castle was built of stone in the 15th century and is the town’s symbol.
It can only be admired from the outside.
Jan Michalski Foundation
The Jan Michalski Foundation’s mission is to promote the creation of literature and to encourage reading through diverse activities.
Catholic Church St-François de Sales
The church was built in 1842. The building was used as a Presbyterian church and a school.
Cossonay temple
“Le Temple de Cossonay” features Cluniac influence and visitors get to admire an architectural vision of great interest.
Protestant Church
The Protestant church of Morges is considered one of the most remarkable religious Baroque buildings in west Switzerland.
Saint Anthony’s Chapel
The chapel, also known as “du Jacquemart”, was built in 1362, outside the walls of the city and the walls of the castle.
Aubonne Castle
The castle of Aubonne is a Swiss heritage site of national significance.