We couldn’t find anything for that search. But we’d love to know what you’re looking for — feel free to drop a comment on any post and tell us what you’d like to see next.
Vevey, nestled on the shores of beautiful Lake Geneva, is affectionately dubbed the “Pearl of the Swiss Riviera” for its breathtaking beauty.
This vibrant yet picturesque city is adorned with quaint vineyards intertwined throughout, offering enchanting vistas of the glistening lake.
Moreover, it holds the distinction of being the birthplace of milk chocolate, adding to its charm for potential visitors.
The promenade of Vevey is marked by a Charlie Chaplin statue and the view of a giant fork in the middle of the lake: A popular photo spot in Vevey and a fantastic Instagram spot whenever you visit.
Designed by Jean-Pierre Zaugg in 1995 to commemorate the Alimentarium Food Museum’s 10th anniversary. This 8 meters of sparkling stainless steel reflects the serenity of Lake Geneva and the surrounding landscape.
You can visit the museum. The Alimentarium Food Museum is open to guided tours and culinary workshops and it is quite an experience.
Vevey is known for 3 things: T
It is the home of milk chocolate, there is a giant fork in the lake, and it was also the home of someone very special…
The world headquarters of the international company Nestle (founded in 1867) is situated in Vervey.
In 1875 milk chocolate was invented in Vevey by Daniel Peter with the aid of Henri Nestle.
Here you will find the Nestle Company on the banks of the beautiful lake with the pristine backdrop of Vervey.
Charlie Chaplin was a British comedian, director, actor and writer.
Now you can visit Chaplin’s World, on his former country estate, which is described as a “museum for laughing”. Discover the life of Charlie Chaplin and his family and take a journey through the sets of his greatest films.
There is also the beautiful Le Parc and The Tramp Café restaurant on site. At the Boutiques you can buy souvenirs created exclusively for Chaplin’s World.
Chaplin lived in Vevey from 1952 until his death in 1977. (His last resting place is at Cimetiere de Corsier sur Vevey.)
The distance between Vevey and Montreux is 6 km but he closest International Airport would be Geneva International (GVA)
Also read about Hallstatt and Kandersteg – A Beautiful Swiss Village.