Slow Tourisme
Since 2019, the Morges region has embraced Slow Tourism: a way of travelling where you take your time, discover local produce and get to know the region’s residents, whilst exploring with respect for the natural environment around you.
Slow Tourisme activities
La Côte by bike
Morges region is a cyclist’s paradise. Between lake and vineyard, take yourself off through enchanting countryside and discover the special features that give this region its charm.
Local craftmanship and products
The La Côte region benefits from a rich terroir, combined with an authentic know-how that artisans enjoy sharing with visitors.
Hiking in the Jura foothills
Hikes for all levels and ages. A majestic setting in the heart of the Jura forest and a breathtaking view from the peaks.
Restaurants & Cafés
Are you looking for a small auberge or a traditional restaurant with a convivial atmosphere ? The La Côte region proposes loads of restaurants ready to welcome you. Eat on the go or quietly at a nice table, crêpes, filets de perches or malakoffs.
Slow Pass
With the Slow Pass, visitors staying in the Morges area can enjoy:
- a voucher for use on public transport
- a range of discounts on tourist activities
Available from your very first night’s stay!
Slow initiatives by Morges Région Tourisme
Morges Région Tourisme has joined several schemes and schemes of certification over the years, following its adoption of the ‘Slow Tourism’ approach.
- Swisstainable (level 2 – Engaged)
- My Climate – Cause we care
- Vaud Ambassadeur
- In keeping with the Slow Food philosophy, Morges Région Tourisme has joined the ‘Grands sites suisses du goût’ (Great Swiss Sites of Taste), with the walnut as its signature product.
Morges Région has drawn up a sustainability charter, which it has invited all its members and partners to complete.
This is a self-assessment tool for businesses. They can use it to record all the initiatives they have taken towards sustainability. They can also use it to identify areas where there is room for improvement.
Visit the Sustainability page to view the charters of all participating members.
As well as being a pioneer in sustainability, the destination has sought to position itself as a destination for accessible tourism.
You can therefore find all the venues that are accessible or partially accessible on the Accessibility page.