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FUN, FESTIVALS & EVENTS 2017 www.lake-geneva-region.ch www.otvaud.ch/ffe Table of contents January 2-3 August 22-25 February 4-5 September 26-29 March 6-7 October 30-31 April 8-9 November 32-33 May 10-11 December 34-35 June 12-15 Map of the July 16-19 Canton of Vaud 20-21 Online Agenda To discover many more events, connect to our regularly updated online agenda which is also accessible with mobile devices. Exhibitions, shows, concerts, conferences, markets, sports events… plan your outings in the region throughout the year! There is something to suit everyone’s taste! events.lake-geneva-region.ch appmobile.lake-geneva-region.ch Icons Family Culture Sport Market Nature Gastronomy Heritage and Fairs January June p. 2 – 3 p. 12 – 15 “THE LARGEST “VAUDOIS BALLOON RELEASE WINEGROWERS IN THE SKY SERVE YOU THE OF THE ALPS.” CANTON’S LARGEST APERITIF!” 39th International Hot-Air Balloon Festival, Château-d’Oex Open Cellar Day in Vaud 21.01 – 29.01 03.06 – 04.06 www.festivaldeballons.ch www.cavesouvertes.ch June July p. 12 – 15 p. 16 – 19 “THE STAGE IS SET “THE KINGS OF JAZZ ALIGHT AND THE AND POP SET THE DANCERS PERFORM SHORES OF LAKE A TRIBUTE SHOW GENEVA AFIRE.” TO BÉJART.” Montreux Jazz Festival 30.06 – 15.07 Béjart Ballet Lausanne (BBL), 30th anniversary www.montreuxjazzfestival.com 20.06-25.06 www.bejart.ch July August p. 16 – 19 p. 22 – 25 “THE GREATEST “CRAZY ROCKERS ARTISTS FOR INVADE THE ARENAS SWITZERLAND’S OF AVENCHES.” LARGEST OPEN- Rock Oz’Arènes, Avenches AIR FESTIVAL.” 09.08 – 13.08 www.rockozarenes.com Paléo Festival, Nyon 18.07 – 23.07 www.paleo.ch THERE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING TO CELEBRATE IN THE CANTON OF VAUD! Opera, chanson, jazz: the canton of Vaud has music in its blood. Led by the Montreux Jazz Festival and Paleo Festival in Nyon, there are countless music events mostly during the warm season. The Cully Jazz Festival kicks off the music season in spring, opening the winegrowers’ cellars to jazz virtuosos. The magnificent Roman arenas of Avenches vibrate to the sounds of the Opera Festival, the Rock Oz’Arènes and then to Avenches Tattoo, a unique event in French-speaking Switzerland. As the headquarters of the IOC and many sports organisations, the canton of Vaud provides the setting for prestigious sports events such as Athletissima in Lausanne or winter sports competitions in the resorts of the Vaudois Alps. On the more unusual side, Château-d’Oex welcomes hundreds of hot-air balloons in January during the International Hot-Air Balloon Festival. Dancing in Lausanne with the Béjart Ballet, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, enjoying nature in Morges with the Tulip Festival, and taking in the magic of Montreux Christmas: all-year-round celebrations to suit all tastes. The dates shown are those confirmed at the time of going to press. However, the dates indicated are subject to change. We recommend checking them on the website of the event. SPOTLIGHT FISHERMAN’S FRIEND StrongmanRun Winter Edition Villars 14.01 The FISHERMAN’S FRIEND StrongmanRun Winter Edition is taking place in Villars in winter for even more thrills. On the programme: an exclusive route on the snow full of obstacles with the Alps of the Lake Geneva Region as a backdrop. AN EXTRA FISHERMAN’S FRIEND StrongmanRun HUGE challenge is awaiting runners! www.strongmanrun.ch SELECTION SWISS EXPO GiantXtour Lausanne 12.01 – 15.01 Leysin 18.01 – 21.01 This show brings together 140 exhibitors and more Ski and snowboard competition bringing together than 1,000 cattle in competition during 4 days at a more than 200 Swiss high-school students and traditional and friendly event at the Expo Beaulieu apprentices. The GiantXtour is the must-see winter in Lausanne. event. www.swiss-expo.com www.giantxtour.ch Swisscom Nordic Day Swisscom Nordic Day Vallée de Joux 28.01 Les Mosses 14.01 Cross-country ski fans and beginners can progress The Swisscom Nordic Days offer days of introduction at their pace during this event dedicated to the fun to cross-country skiing for newcomers and experts of moving on thin slats! of any age. www.myvalleedejoux.ch www.lesmosses.ch SWISS EXPO Snowshoeing Night Leysin 14.01 The snowshoeing night is expecting all fans of open-air hikes for a gourmet tour in the moonlight. www.leysin.ch REMINDER 45th Prix de Lausanne 5 Lausanne 30.01 – 04.02 2 JANUARY FUN, FESTIVALS & EVENTS International Hot-Air Balloon Festival January TOP EVENTS 48th Music & Snow Festival Les Diablerets 01.01 – 04.03 Eight concerts held between January and March: duets, trios, quartets, recitals... A varied chamber music programme for all music lovers! Concerts at 18:15 on 1 January and then every Saturday from 21 January. The admission ticket entitles visitors to a visit of the Musée des Ormonts either on the same or following day! www.musique-et-neige.ch 39th International Hot-Air Balloon Festival Château-d’Oex 21.01 – 29.01 For nine days during the last two weeks of January, the hot-air balloons take off in a breathtaking pano- rama with a 360° view of the neighbouring mountains. The International Hot-Air Balloon Festival is a meeting place for pilots from more than twenty countries. Close to eighty hot-air balloons participate each year. www.festivaldeballons.ch Music & Snow Festival 2017 JANUARY 3 SPOTLIGHT Famigros Ski Day Les Mosses 19.02 On your marks! Get set! The fun is about to begin! The Famigros Ski Day is especially for families. Three to five family members leave together to tackle the race on skis or snowboard. The stop- watch stops when the last team competitor crosses the finishing line. Famigros Ski Day www.famigros-ski-day.ch SELECTION DHS Swiss Table Tennis 32nd Carnival of Sainte-Croix Open Lausanne Sainte-Croix/Les Rasses 17.02 – 19.02 Lausanne 10.02-12.02 The most colourful and snowy carnival in the Yverdon- Official tournament in the worldwide agenda, les-Bains region. Three days of celebrations, with where several European, world and Olympic medal a procession, huge parade of funny floats and winners can be admired. Guggenmusik bands. www.sttopen.ch www.carnaval.ch Saint Valentine’s at the Castle Taste Rally of Grandson Château-d’Oex 18.02 Grandson 14.02 Taste terroir products with your family or friends A candlelight dinner, a romantic and gourmet tête- equipped with snowshoes! A gourmet circuit that is à-tête in the private apartments of the Castle of accessible to all! Grandson. www.rallyedugout.ch www.chateau-grandson.ch 21st Villars Classics American-type race Villars 21.02 – 26.02 Les Mosses 15.02 Classical concerts, concerts for children and Jazz! The This cross-country ski competition held at night and La Camerata Russe Orchestra will be performing with in teams of two is open to all (categories: children many soloists. and adults). www.classiques.ch www.lesmosses.ch Foxtrail – Fond’action Les Mosses 26.02 Popular free-style cross-country skiing competition over a distance of 30 km or 15 km across the REMINDER beautiful scenery of Espace Nordique. www.espacenordique.ch 48th Music & Snow Festival 3 Les Diablerets 01.01 – 04.03 4 FEBRUARY FUN, FESTIVALS & EVENTS Les Hivernales Festival February TOP EVENTS 45th Prix de Lausanne Lausanne 30.01 – 04.02 This 1-week international competition for young dancers aged between 15 and 18 attracts the world’s best hopefuls of classical and contemporary dance to the Beaulieu Theatre in Lausanne. Courses, coaching sessions and conferences open to the public from Monday, 30 January. Public finals on Saturday, 4 February 2017. www.prixdelausanne.org Les Hivernales Festival Nyon 23.02 – 26.02 A varied programme and quality artists: spectators can visit the countless festival venues in the town of Nyon and enjoy different atmospheres. Les Hivernales is also a human adventure which aims to bring together all generations around the same passion: music. www.leshivernales.ch Prix de Lausanne 2017 FEBRUARY 5 SPOTLIGHT Brandons and Carnivals Payerne 03.03 – 06.03 www.brandonspayerne.ch Yverdon-les-Bains 10.03 – 12.03 www.brandonsyverdon.ch Moudon 17.03 – 19.03 www.brandons.ch Avenches 17.03 – 19.03 www.carnaval-avenchois.ch Dating back to ancient times, the Brandons in Moudon and Yverdon-les-Bains, as well as the Carnival of Avenches are some of the major carnivals in Western Switzerland. Masked balls, proces- Brandons and Carnivals sions, lit torches, funny floats, Guggenmusik and other activities fill the streets of these medieval towns during a weekend. SELECTION Diablerets 3D After Season Villars Les Diablerets 03.03 – 05.03 Electro Festival 3D is a three-day Alpine ski event in the magnificent Villars 17.03-19.03 setting of Les Diablerets with vertical, relay and The best of electro clubbing is waiting for you at long distance races. Maison de Montagne de Bretaye at an altitude www.diablerets3d.ch of 1,700 m! www.afterseason.ch La Dôle Popular Ski Descent St-Cergue 04.03-05.03 Freeride Days Popular races for all in a relaxed atmosphere. A Les Diablerets (Glacier 3000) giant slalom on Saturday and a downhill race (from 25.03 – 26.03 12 years) on Sunday for the whole family. Two days of freeride in the Glacier 3000 ski area, www.skiclubnyon.ch accompanied by guides and professional riders. In addition, ski and snowboard equipment test in 2017. Gourmet Outing www.glacier3000.ch Les Diablerets 11.03 A hike on foot, with snowshoes and on a sled lets you discover the Diablerets region and its culinary delights.
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    A STUDY OF PREHISTORIC ANTHROPOLOGY* HAND-BOOK FOR BEGINNERS. By Thomas Wilson. Prehistoric anthropology is susceptible of many divisions, each of which is sufficiently extensive to form an independent branch of sci- ence, such as the following: Biology and comparative anatomy. Architecture. Fine arts—Continued. Human anatomy. Cliff or cave dwellings. Anthropometry, craniometry. Towers, ruined or otherwise. Comparative psychology. Engraving. Literature, language (written, oral, Paiuting. Sculpture. Industry. Ceramics. Materials andimplements of every craft. Decoration. Clothing and personal adornment. Ornamentation. Habitations, and household utensils. Sociology. Weapons. Love and marriage, child-life. Objects for amusement. Social organizations, customs and be- Articles, uses unkown. liefs, pastimes. Architecture. Fine arts. Tribal organization. Monuments and public works. Government, property, law, etc. Roads, trails, canals, irrigating, etc. Religion, myths, creeds and cults, Folk- Mounds— sepulchral, eflBgy, altar. lore. Forts and earth-works. Education, relief and charities. Graves and cemeteries. Mortuary customs and furniture. Idols and temples. Short experience in the field will demonstrate the necessity of a knowledge of science, or of certain branches, of even wider scope than those enumerated. Remains of human industry may be found which, insignificant in themselves, derive their value from their geologic ho- rizon. Of this kind may be mentioned the Trenton implements found by Dr. Abbott in the gravel deposits of the Delaware River ; the same of the quartz implements found by Miss Babbitt in the terraces of the Mississippi River, at Little Falls, Minn. ; the discovery of the remains of a prehistoric fireplace, decided by Professor Gilbert to belong.to the * The imperfcctious of this fragmentary paper are known to no one better than to the author.
  • Sales Manual 2019 | 2020

    Sales Manual 2019 | 2020

    Sales Manual 2019 | 2020 Welcome to Bern Reasons to Love Bern Whether it’s in the vibrant Swiss capital city of Bern, the varied surrounding area, in the hilly and mystic Emmental, in the Gantrisch Nature Park of the Prealps or between the Napf and the Jura in the Oberaargau Region – this is one scenic region. Swiss Capital It might just be these very places and beautiful landscapes Bern is the capital city of Switzerland. It is THE place where all the that have shaped the distinctly melodic dialect and legend- important decisions of our country are made. Furthermore Bern is a ary warmth of the Bernese. In 1983, Bern became a UNESCO center for education and invention. Even Albert Einstein lived in Bern World Heritage Site and can easily be reached by plane, rail between 1902 – 1909 and it was here that he invented his theory of or car today. The BERN Airport and direct connections to the relativity, E=mc2. high-speed trains TGV and ICE make a true hub out of the city. Thanks to its central location, Bern is ideal for outings and Savoire-Vivre trips throughout Switzerland and is commonly known as the Hurry and hectic are foreign words to the Bernese. People enjoy gateway to the Alps. life and take time for what is really important — whether it is a stroll under Bern’s shopping arcades, a refreshing swim in the Aare river We look forward to welcoming you. or a delicious meal at a local cozy restaurant. Urban Nature As an urban melting pot, the city still has a rural character and offers a lot of nature and recreational areas.