We are in Lausanne on Sunday with our 9 year old daughter, does anyone have any suggestions of what to do?
We are moving to Lausanne next year and this trip is to look at schools & surrounding areas where we might like to live.
I would like this trip to be fun for her, so she continues to look forward to moving away.
Many thanks in anticipation,
Jules
We are in Lausanne on Sunday with our 9 year old daughter, does anyone have any suggestions of what to do?
We are moving to Lausanne next year and this trip is to look at schools & surrounding areas where we might like to live.
I would like this trip to be fun for her, so she continues to look forward to moving away.
Many thanks in anticipation,
Jules
JulieAnnOct 20, 2008 @ 16:43
I took some visitors with their kids yesterday to Signal de Bougy, the Migros foundation-owned activity park overlooking the lake in Aubonne. I was expecting a hughe crowd (and there were people) , but the place is so hughe that it absorbed all of us well. It has a golf course, a soccer field, a petting zoo with farm animals, play areas for different ages and a great subsidized self service restaurant with a terrace overlooking the lake. I would recommend going early since I started noticing more people as from 2pm onwards. A sunny day should help too.
I took some visitors with their kids yesterday to Signal de Bougy, the Migros foundation-owned activity park overlooking the lake in Aubonne. I was expecting a hughe crowd (and there were people) , but the place is so hughe that it absorbed all of us well. It has a golf course, a soccer field, a petting zoo with farm animals, play areas for different ages and a great subsidized self service restaurant with a terrace overlooking the lake. I would recommend going early since I started noticing more people as from 2pm onwards. A sunny day should help too.
sceicco, Oct 20, 2008 @ 19:31
Thank you - we will take a look on Sunday!
Thank you - we will take a look on Sunday!
JulieAnn, Oct 22, 2008 @ 16:32
