Pully is located on the eastern outskirts of Lausanne, directly on the northern shores of Lake Geneva. The village is one of the most prosperous suburbs of Lausanne. The area extends to the forest slopes of Pully in the east and to the valley of the Vuachère stream in the west. In terms of transportation, Pully is located directly on the main road and has a connection to the railroad between Bern and Lausanne. A landing stage of the shipping company CGN SA for the line Lausanne - Vevey is also located in the village. Some 18th and 19th century winegrowers' houses have been preserved in the village center. The Musée d'art de Pully exhibits contemporary art.
“The castle was much bigger inside than expected, with amazing history and stunning artefacts. It was a great time of year to visit, not too crowded, and the whole experience was interesting. Walking where people walked hundreds of years ago felt humbling.”
“What a great museum. Full of so much history. The medals, the torches, the sports kit. Soooo cool”
“Great. We thought we would spend 1.5 to 2 hours with my 4-year-old daughter, but we ended up staying all afternoon.”
“Really great visit, well organized and interesting.”
“An immersive exhibition that touches the soul. Every detail has been thoughtfully crafted, staying true to Chaplin's humanism. You feel connected to his world from the moment the film starts at the cinema, before gradually exploring each theme of his vast body of work. A body of work that rises above human foolishness through laughter, poetry, beauty, dreams, and unconditional love. Universal.”
“Diverse, flexible and always entertaining.”
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