Castles
Somes castles can be visited while others are still occupied by their tenants. Other castles can only be admired from far away. All together they provide an interesting perspective of the cultural, artistic and architectural heritage of the region.
Just to mention a few, the castle in l’Isle, dating back of the 17th century, is also named “Le petit Versailles vaudois”; the Morges castle is the eldest building in the city with a magnificent architecture.
Château de Vullierens
For a complete change of scenery, come to the Château de Vullierens Gardens where 50,000 flowers burst into bloom every spring.
L’Isle Castle
Between architecture and history, The Château de l’Isle is without a doubt a monument worth visiting.
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.
Château d’Eclépens
Discover the castle’s history and taste its many wine varieties.
La Sarraz Castle
A stately residence for centuries, La Sarraz has retained the ambiance of a family home.
Aubonne Castle
The castle of Aubonne is a Swiss heritage site of national significance.