At the bottom of Mont-Pèlerin, Chardonne is a pretty linear-shaped winegrowing village. The winemakers welcome visitors throughout the year.
Funicular.
Vevey–Chardonne–Mont-Pèlerin.
This funicular leaves from Vevey and passes through the magnificent Lavaux vineyard and the village of Chardonne before reaching the green forests and fields at the bottom of Mont-Pèlerin.
The Plein Ciel lift takes visitors to the top of the Telecom Tower on Mont-Pèlerin (1080 m), 65 metres above ground, to discover a spectacular panorama.
Accessible by funicular and train, this typical village nestled between Chexbres and Vevey is also famous for its Le Corbusier villa located on the lake shore.
Villa «Le Lac».
On 17 July 2016, Le Corbusier’s Villa «Le Lac» was entered into the UNESCO World Heritage Site list as an Outstanding Contribution to the Modern Movement.
Located in the hills of Vevey, this wine-growing village has a pleasant. centre of which those who live there are very fond. It is a little higher up, at the Manoir de Ban, that Charlie Chaplin chose to live with his family for 25 years.
Chaplin Park.
A park full of mature trees offering a spectacular view over Lake Geneva. Young and old alike will enjoy the tranquillity of this place named after the famous icon.
Chaplin’s World.
At Corsier-sur-Vevey, Le Manoir de Ban, the former home of Charlie Chaplin, invites you to discover the life and work of one of the greatest artistes of the 20th century. Go and meet The Tramp at a venue and with a visit that is unique in the world.
