Top Lake Geneva Attractions & Museums

Discover the history, culture, and remarkable athletes of the Olympic Games with tickets to the Olympic Museum Lausanne. On your own, explore the exhibitions and the sculpture park, participate in educational and cultural activities, shop at the museum boutique, or enjoy a meal at the panoramic restaurant that overlooks Lake Geneva.

Discover Swiss chocolate without the hassle of searching for an authentic tasting or workshop experience on your own. At Maison Cailler, explore the story of chocolate through an engaging, multi-sensory visit guided by expert chocolatiers, with opportunities to taste and learn along the way. Go beyond sampling by creating your own chocolates, making it an easy and interactive experience for all ages in Montreux.

Visit Chaplin's World, the Corsier-sur-Vevey museum and studio that's dedicated to the life and works of Charlie Chaplin. Show your general entrance ticket when you arrive, then step into the world of the iconic silent film star who lived here with his family. Explore the Manoir to learn about Chaplin's family life, visit the studio to discover his work, then stroll around the park that boasts sweeping views over Lake Leman and the mountains. How long you stay inside the site is up to you.

Embark on a self-guided alpine journey with a ticket from Montreux to Rochers-de-Naye, traversing the scenic landscapes aboard a cogwheel train. This ticket provides the flexibility to explore at your own pace, creating a memorable adventure on the historic cogwheel train to Rochers-de-Naye. • return ticket valid on any train on the day of validity • Enjoy a scenic train journey from Montreux to Rochers de Naye • Experience panoramic views of Lake Geneva and the Swiss Alps • Explore hiking trails, visit the alpine garden, or try rock climbing • Visit the Marmot Park to see these charming alpine animals • Opportunity to savor local Swiss dishes at a mountain-top restaurant • Convenient departure from Montreux, accessible by train or car

Maison Cailler is the oldest Swiss chocolate brand still in existence, and you can learn about its history and how chocolates are produced with a tour of their factory in Broc, in the Gruyere region. Explore on an audio guide-led immersive tour, then enjoy tastings of various chocolates before browsing the gift shop.