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Lausanne Discover LAUSANNE A city to discover with public transport List of contents 01 14 Welcome to Lausanne Zone 3 / Ouchy - Railway station 02 18 General Information Zone 4 / Vidy - Hautes Ecoles 03 22 Discover Lausanne and its region Zone 5 / Sauvabelin - CHUV by public transport 26 06 Other places of interest Zone 1 / Cité - Mon-Repos 28 10 Surrounding communities Zone 2 / Town centre 33 Walks – some suggestions 01 Welcome to Lausanne Olympic Capital! This is a brochure unlike any other as it is Whether you are staying with us for a moment, simply not possible to compare Lausanne to for a day or longer, you may now explore this any other metropolis! It is Olympic Capital, city city at leisure, district by district, whatever your of study, commercial centre, convention ven- purpose, your requirements and your interests. ue... and leisure destination. But, above all else, Thus free to compile your own itinerary, this city a champion of sustainable development and, will surprise you as it reveals a marvellous ca- as such, blessed with an abundance of public pacity to bring pleasure at every turn. transport, recreational areas and green spaces. Welcome and enjoy Set out to discover this city on a human scale your discoveries! where everything is within walking distance. You will fi nd it especially easy to explore with the automated m2 metro line, which is the steepest in the world, enabling you to get around by rail and on foot in turn. Claude Petitpierre Director of Lausanne Tourisme 02 General information Population 136,000 inhabitants Greater Lausanne area: 342,000 inhabitants Access Direct connection from Geneva International Airport by train or road in 40 minutes Direct trains TGV from Paris, EC direct from Paris and Milan and ICE from Frankfurt and Munich La Blécherette Airport in Lausanne (875 m of runway) Altitude 372 m at the lakeside 495 m in the town centre 852 m in the north of the town Offi cial language French Time zone GMT +1 (summer time zone +1 = March to October) Climate Annual average temperature: 14 °C Average summer temperature: 24 °C Public holidays New Year - 1 and 2 January Good Friday Easter Monday Ascension Day Pentecost Swiss National Day - 1 August Federal Fasting Monday - third weekend of September Christmas Day - 25 December Emergency services • 117 Police (crime and theft, emergency only) • 118 Fire service • 140 Emergency road service • 144 Ambulance Useful telephone numbers • 1811 Directory enquiries • 162 Swiss weather • 163 Traffi c news 03 Discover Lausanne and its region by public transport The company – which employs nearly 1,100 people, more than half of whom are drivers – is also a strong link in the Vaudois economy with a turnover of 218 million francs. With 33 urban, 6 regional and 2 metro lines in op- eration, Lausanne has one of the most com- pact networks in Switzerland and even in Europe, if you count the number of electric vehicles in circulation (trolleybus, metro). www.t-l.ch Mobilis, your ticket to ride. You can travel in one or several zones from your point of departure to your destination. The number of zones crossed will determine the price of your travel ticket. Buy a ticket, a day pass or an “abonnement” depending on the number of trips you make. There are fare reductions according to age. www.mobilis-vaud.ch Are you staying in Lausanne? Use public transport for free! The Lausanne Transport Card allows all guests staying in Lausanne to enjoy unlimited free access to the city’s public transport services (bus, train, metro). This individual card is With more than one hundred years of experience, provided to all visitors on arrival by the today the public transport network (tl) is a leading establishment where they are staying. It is provider of transport for the 342,000 inhabitants of valid for the period corresponding to reserva- the Lausanne region. tion, inclusive of arrival and departure days. The tl serves a densely populated urban agglom- eration comprising eleven communes and a vast We wish you a pleasant stay with the area covering a hinterland with a wealth of differ- Lausanne Transport Card! ent commercial, agricultural and leisure activities. 04 Public transport in the Lausanne region Mex-Village Mex-Poste Bercher Trésy Fey En Verney Sugnens Sous-Valeyres Grésaley Sansy Richardaz Sur Roche Vufflens Villars - 56 54 Echallens Mex Ste-Croix Cheseaux- Assens Châtelard Gare Villars Etagnières B 17 Martheray Les Ripes Croix-Péage Cheseaux Rente 32 18 Bel-Air LEB Timonet 56 Crissier-Centre Cocagne Vernand-Camarès 36 Bré Closalet Buyère Mongevon Bussigny Chisaz Romanel-sur-Lausanne Croix-de-Plan Crissier Scierie Bois-Genoud Le Lussex Marcolet Arc-en-Ciel Noutes Jouxtens-Mézery Zinguerie Baumettes 34 2 Cery-Gériatrie 1 21 M Jura Cery-Fleur-de-Lys Blécherette Industrie 1er Mai Saugiaz Sur-la-Croix Ent 7 Suchet-Forêt Renens-14 Avril Borjod 4 Bois-Gentil Bugnon Coudraie 2 5436 38 Bourg- Désert Bossons Epenex Follieu 38 9 nord Avenir Dessus Prilly-Eglise Renens-Gare er Mont-Goulin 1 Août Prilly- Parc Parc Vélodro Parc 33 34 Rivier 31 Hôtel-de-Ville Perréaz Chasseur Grattapaille sud Place de Sport Croset Pierrefleur Stade Glycines Broye Prilly-Centre Union- Rapille Beau-Site Sous l'Eglise Prilly Grey Huttins Planta Préfaully Boisy Grand Crochy Censuy Vigne Béthanie Casernes Stand Renens-Village Concorde Florissant Valency Bergières Oisea Veilloud Larges Renens-Piscine Dranse Mont-Blanc Pièces Pontet Chavannes-Plaine Presbytère Dru 705 Villars Berges Chêne Perrelet Flumeaux Montétan Aubépines Beaulieu Cerisaie Bea Cocarde Ecole J Galicien Prélaz- Commerce Mouline Rue du Lac Perrettes les-Roses St-Paul UNIL-Mouline Prilly-Malley Galicien Prélaz St-Roch Recordon Motty Longemalle 32 UNIL-Dorigny Malley-Nord Provence Nord Boston Rue Bassenges Bourdonnette Couchirard En Enjalin 13 E.Métiers EPSIC Chaude EPFL Malley-Ouest Malley Provence UNIL-Sorge Belvédère Vigie Bel-Air 701 25 Vallée de la Jeunesse Pont Omet Coquerellaz Sablons Provence sud Tivoli Port- Bessières Piccard Blévallaire Montelly Cécil Franc Bessières Cottages 18 22 705 Dorigny Lausanne- Renges Villard Bois de Vaux Pont Marc Dufour Montbeno Montoie Languedoc 12 16 6 Georgette Montaney Maladière 1 6 Mont d'Or Parc Champagne Maladière-Figuiers Fontenay Scientifique Figuiers Maladière-Lac Batelière Epinettes La 2 Pâqueret Champs -Courbes 701 Dapples Gr Russel Théâtre de Vidy Riant-Cour 33 Venoge nord Bochet Cèdres Laviau St-Sulpice Bellerive Cour Venoge sud Chantres Beauregard Dé 31 Réseau tl Métros CFF - LEB Jo MBC Pêcheurs 4 Terminus P+R Parking Relais Embarcadères Taxibus: réservation 0800 805 805 Périmètre de desserte Taxibus © transports publics de la région lausannoise / communication tl / décembre 2012 Morges Lac Léman St-Sulpice Plan de réseau schématique Thonon-les-B 05 60 Froideville-Laiterie 62 Moudon-Gare Froideville-Croisée Verger Froideville-Village Sorbiers Rustériaz Bressonnaz Bottens Syens, Champ-du-Chêne Chalet-Coucou Syens, Clos du Château Closy Bretigny/Morrens Vucherens Vulliens Moulin Cugy La Râpe Cugy-Poste Cavenette Budron Vulliette Ecole Hôtelière Fougères 8 Etavez Mauvernay Vert-Bois Chalet-Fontaine Ste-Catherine Riau-Graubon Balances Montpreveyres Corcelles-Jorat Home du Jorat Ropraz,Ussières Ecorcheboeuf d'Or Croix Mézières-Village Mézières-Station Carrouge Grand-Mont Chalet-à-Gobet Coppoz En Marin Praz-Collet 65 65 45 64 Chevreuils Servion- Servion- Zoo Poste Coppoz-Poste 46 Grand Chemin Vers-chez-Blanc Polny Ballègue Grange Rouge Petit-Mont Lion d'Or Epalinges Clos l'Auberge Biolleyre Epalinges-centre Molliettes Côtes En Praz Bin Essertes Pralet Casard Forel Martines 45 46 Croix Blanche Haute Combe Cigale Les Confréries Bois-Murat Epalinges Chalet 22 à Matthey Chemin Rochettaz Clochatte Perronnaz Grenet Piécettes Planches 23 Bourg-Pilettes Maillefer Montolieu Tuileries Grangette Pavement 41 Pré-d’Yverdon Talliaz Mollie-Margot Croisettes re-Bois Grange-la-Ville 3 Abeilles 62 64 435 Clair-Matin Bellevaux Libellules 16 Vennes 41 St-Amour Praz-Séchaud Vivarium Grand-Vennes Boissonnet Crêt-Rouge Fourmi Palaz 23 Lac Sauvabelin Savigny ome Praz-Berthoud Boveresses Ancienne Poste Forêt Publoz Chocolatière 6 41 42 65 St-Etienne Valmont Foyer Rovéréaz Trois Chasseurs Claie-aux-Moines e Olympique Ravessoud Sallaz 42 Montblesson Monts-de-Pully Vieux- Signal Moulin Motte Victor- Ruffy Champ-Rond Craivavers aux Rouvraie Lisière Hermitage Pully-Belmont uey Petit Château Vallonnette Les Chavannes Devin Grande-Borde Druey- aulieu- Collège CHUV Rozavère Jomini Vulliemin Virgile- Mémise Rossel Pont de Chailly Vinet Barre Tunnel Place Valentin du Allières Chailly-Village e Neuve Nord 48 Chenaulaz Riponne- eron M. Béjart Fauconnières Bruyère Daillettes 49 Bel-AirBel-Air Pierre Coudrette Grands-Champs PPontont Viret Rosiaz BessièresBessières BBessièresessières Béthusy Val-Vert 47 66 Rôtillon Chailly-Vuachère 7 Malavaux Grandvaux-Pra Grana 260 Ours Belmont Pra-Forni Margerol Pré Pariset Flon 13 Jordillon Verdeil Rouvène 47 on Benj.Constant Burenoz Sapelle Pavillard Blessoney 66 17 Mon Repos Floreyres Vallon St-François GeorgetteGeorgette Chandolin Landar Echerins Rasude Les Liaudes Mousquines Crêt-des- 3 21 Mirabeau Bonne- Roses Pierres Croix/Lutry Eglantine Avenue du Léman Espérance Boverattes ausanne-Gare 68 69 Alpes Trabandan Perraudettaz Pully-Nord Corsy-Dessus Travers- Savoie Closelet Rochettaz Faverges Bancs Corsy-Dessous Brûlées rancy Chemin Pully- Ruisselet Jurigoz 12 du Cap Clergère Mont-Fleuri 48 49 Caudoz Centre Marionnettes Pully- sportif Brélaz Montillier Conversion- Ponfilet Clergère Rochettaz Gare Croix d'Ouchy Bossières élices Montchoisi 4 25 Colline Pully-Gare Reymondin Elysée Métairie Gravesse C.-F. Ramuz Joliette Pully- Avenue William ordils Musée Centre Lutry 68 69 Olympique Pierraz-Portay Préau Moulins Paudex Denantou Savuit-Place Beau- Osches Orzens 68 69 Ciblerie Rivage Lutry Verney Somais Pully-Port Vignes Ouchy Paudex Taillepied Les Champs Tour Haldimand Bourdonnière Châtaignier 47 Marronnier Voisinand Pully-Port 8 Grand-Pont Rive Verrière 9 Bains Lutry 68 69 Lutry-Port Lutry- Villeneuve Corniche Lausanne-Ouchy Vevey Pully Villeneuve 06 Cité – Mon-Repos 1 Bus no.
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