Vevey attraction guides

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  Alimentarium Vevey: Tickets, Hours & What to See

  The Alimentarium is Vevey's food museum on Quai Perdonnet, open Tuesday to Sunday with adult tickets at CHF 15. The current exhibition, Systema Alimentarium, looks at the real cost of cheap food, and you can add a cooking workshop to a museum visit.

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  Charlie Chaplin Statue Vevey: What to See & Know

  The Charlie Chaplin statue is a life-size bronze figure on the Vevey waterfront at Quai Perdonnet, beside Lake Geneva and near the Alimentarium. It is a quick photo stop best paired with the lakeside walk, and this guide covers where it stands, how to reach it, what to expect and what sits nearby.

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  Musée Jenisch Vevey: What to See and How Long to Allow

  The Musée Jenisch is Vevey's art museum and home to the cantonal print cabinet, a few minutes from the station. Here is what is inside, how the exhibitions rotate, and how to pace a visit.

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  Place du Marché Vevey: Market Days, Layout and What to See

  Place du Marché is the open paved heart of Vevey, hosting a food and flea market on Tuesday and Saturday mornings and a folk market on Saturday mornings from July to September. The square is being redeveloped in phases, so expect fresh sandstone paving, new trees and fewer parking spaces on your visit.

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  Quai Perdonnet, Vevey: Lakeside Promenade Visitor Guide

  Quai Perdonnet is the lakeside promenade in Vevey that runs from Place du Marché to Entre-deux-Villes, built between 1861 and 1876 and named after donor Vincent Perdonnet. Here is what to look for on the walk, how long to allow, and how the Musée historique de Vevey tells the quai's story.

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  Église Saint-Martin Vevey: Visiting the Hilltop Church

  Église Saint-Martin is Vevey's main Reformed church, a late-Gothic building on the hill above town with a terrace that looks out over the rooftops toward Lake Geneva. You can walk up from the center, step inside when the doors are open, and pair it with the old town below.