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Post tours Travel Classics 2. Post Tour Lausanne – Montreux/Vevey from 3rd to 6th May 2020 “Cultural city break” Sunday 3rd of May: End of travel classic program in the late morning -free afternoon to visit (re-visit) some museum in Lausanne: Plateform 10, Olympic Museum, MUDAC, Elysee Museum, and Hermitage –dinner – free time to go to the cathedral and listen to the nightwatch, who from his eyrie calls out the hour every night from 10pm to 2am - overnight in Lausanne Monday 4th of May: Explore the center of Lausanne, its ancient and modern architecture, its most picturesque sites and its famous trendy districts accompanied by a professional guide. To bring the visit to a sweet end, a demonstration and tasting of mouth-watering Swiss chocolate awaits you – Lunch in Lausanne - visit of the new CIO House (TBC) on the Lake Geneva shore and transfer by train to Montreux in the late afternoon - dinner and overnight in Montreux Tuesday 5th of May: Guided tour of Vevey (included market) – lunch in the old town - transfer to Chaplin’s World and visit– transfer to Montreux – dinner and overnight in Montreux Option for the participants who don’t take their flight on early Wednesday morning Wednesday 6th of May: Visit of Chillon Castle– lunch and guided tour of Montreux (about 1h) – excursion to Les-Rochers-De-Naye (under registration) – dinner and overnight Fitness level required: active Link Lausanne Tourism: www.lausanne-tourisme.ch/en/ Link Montreux Riviera Tourism: www.montreuxriviera.com/en/ Surcharge for partners/spouses : U$170 per day : ground transportation, meals, accommodation, activities, taxes included payable to Switzerland Tourism .
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