Where to practice an individual sport Switzerland

Built in the ^14th century, these bisses (irrigation canals) were designed to irrigate the dry meadows of the Valais between Goms and Martigny. At the turn of the century, 207 of them remained, representing a total network of 1,750 km. Today, most of them have been abandoned, but you can still walk along the paths that run alongside them, crossing fields, forests and plains... A walk not to be missed!The bisses are fragile. Please respect them by not throwing anything or obstructing the passage of water.

Are you looking for a sporty way to discover and have fun? The golf course in the centre of Freiburg offers you the opportunity to enjoy 8.7 km of golf! It takes about 3 to 5 hours to complete the 18-hole course. This is a good idea when you want to vary your discovery by adding some originality. You will go through the historical center and you can cumulate with other visits like a museum. It is of course very pleasant in summer because you cross lawns, squares and their fountains while having fun.

It is difficult to describe the Vélosophe, the name already called, it is a workshop where we sell and repair bikes but with philosophy and kindness even for the old "Biclous" at the end of the journey which finds a new youth here. This "garden hut", dixit the owner, offers a very professional service and repairs for all brands without distinction. Vélosophe is also the specialist in fixed gear cycling ("fixie").

The Lavaux-Panoramic Association and its little Lavaux-Panoramic train take visitors on a journey through the region. Whether you fancy an immersion in the Lavaux vineyards, a wine tasting at a winemaker's or a themed tour such as a family farm visit, there's something for everyone. You'll take picturesque paths and be sure to enjoy an unusual experience. Find out more about the tours on offer on the website.

The Bastions Park is a very popular place because of its central location. One crosses it, one settles there in summer in a deckchair, and in winter one slides there! In this bucolic setting, it has become a tradition to share an icy moment with family or friends, or just after classes at the nearby university. A friendly skating rink guarantees moments of fun, a few friendly jostles and above all the pleasure of having fun in the open air at the foot of the ramparts and under the hundred-year-old trees. To warm up, finish off with a hot chocolate!

In the sumptuous setting of the Payerne Golf Club, the varied, tree-lined course combines relaxation, pleasure and a competitive spirit. Golfers can play the 18-hole course or practice on the driving range. Beginners can take individual lessons. Golf is a pleasant stroll spoiled by a little white ball, and you can meditate on this quote at the restaurant, which offers quality dishes adapted to the season. The uncluttered classic feel is very elegant.

A high-performance team close to its supporters and emotions that thrill the whole of Geneva eight months a year, the Genève-Servette has become the flagship club of the entire Franco-Vaud-Geneva region. Each match is an event that begins well before kick-off. Music, cheerleaders, giant screens, all kinds of entertainment and the flight of the "Sherkan" eagle at kick-off time punctuate an evening of hockey at the Vernets ice rink.

This trail presents and explains the history of the Olympic Games and sport in Lausanne. With its 4 km loop, the Chemin du sport is a didactic walk marked out by 22 stations symbolized by the dates of the Olympic Games, providing a good overview of the different sporting disciplines. Along the way, you'll pass by the IOC headquarters, the Pierre de Coubertin and Juan Antonio Samaranch stadiums, the House of International Sport, a miniature golf course, the Bellerive Olympic swimming pool and the Vidy marina. Approx. 1.5 hrs. flat walk.

Lausanne Squash offers a large complex with six squash courts, and the possibility of renting or buying equipment (racket, ball, etc.) directly on site. Numerous activities are offered throughout the year, including mini-leagues, interclubs, tournaments, group training and private lessons. You can take advantage of private or group lessons with a coach. Mini-leagues are even available for those who want to progress even faster, and tournaments are also held at night.

Minigolf came from the United States by chance. Cousin of the great golf, this hobby is more akin to billiards for licensed players. Because yes, it is not only a family pastime, it is also a sport of which Switzerland is a worthy representative: it is at the top of the world in this discipline. This is at least one good reason to go and discover this course with obstacles, located on the lake. A course and drink option is even available for parents who bring several children

The Pra Roman golf course offers a 3-hole course, a putting green, two pitching areas and bunker exit, covered and outdoor drivings places. As often in Switzerland, the environment is very green and the advantage of this golf course is to offer a relatively accessible price, with even possibilities of year-round subscription or family packs. Every Sunday and Wednesday, it even offers a footgolf, a kind of golf where you have to put a ball in a hole by hitting it with your foot. Just because it's original, it's worth the detour!

Situated on the heights, the Lausanne golf course, created in 1921, offers a panoramic view of the Alps and the Jura, while benefiting from a wooded environment. In 1996, the British architect Jeremy Pern rejuvenated the Lausanne golf course with new raised greens, making this venerable course one of the most beautiful in Switzerland. 18-hole course. If the golf course is private, visitors are welcome from Monday to Friday and must present a handicap certificate of 26 maximum.

Ah, the pleasure of riding in such a beautiful setting, Chalet-à-Gobet. The facilities are excellent, with beautiful show jumping and dressage arenas and indoor and outdoor riding arenas to meet the rider's requirements and the horse's well-being and respect. We offer year-round lessons or training courses during the school year, including the Galop exam. For owners, we offer boarding for your horse. The family is also involved in breeding: some magnificent horses are for sale.

This is a great inter-generational pastime for tourists, locals, walkers, and for casual as well as experienced players. The Montreux Minigolf offers a magnificent 18-hole course in a charming park full of trees and flowers, on the edge of the lake, between the Villa Florentine and the Petit Palais du Montreux Palace. On site, a refreshment bar offers you cold drinks as well as ice creams or some snacks. It is thus intended to be a place of relaxation, where everyone will spend a pleasant moment in all simplicity.

For a change from all the surrounding wine cellars, you will find here a magnificent 18-hole course, in a dreamlike landscape: 62 slightly hilly hectares with a magnificent view of the Alps! For the more novices, there is also a 6-hole course as well as a putting and driving course. So don't miss the opportunity to go there, you won't be disappointed by this really breathtaking scenery. On the spot, the restaurant proposes a traditional cuisine, renewed every day. Of course, a good local wine will accompany all your dishes!

The Vallée de la Jeunesse is a place for awakening culture and creativity, offering fun and varied activities for young and old. There are several playgrounds, paths, a pond, a rose garden and various other activities. The plants are presented in tiers. A path leads to a building housing the Inventions area, a playground and a former daycare centre founded by Nestlé. It is a souvenir of Expo 64. The path extends its route to the Vidy plain, on the shores of Lake Geneva.

For beginners, the bowl is a kind of big skatepark in which practitioners will seek to carve, that is to say to walk in the curves without ever losing speed while having fun with obstacles, copings and transitions. Here it has been designed by the same architect who conceived the Lugano bowl , built with the advice of a seasoned sportsman to obtain the ideal curves and tested by young skaters before its realization. The Bowl de Vidy is the largest work of its kind in Switzerland.

In the heart of the village of Caux, 20 minutes by train from Montreux, the natural ice rink offers a wonderful setting for snow sports enthusiasts. You can get there on foot from the train station: the natural ice rink in Caux, surrounded by fir trees, is a truly fantastic place in winter. Night-time entries are also possible, to prolong the astonishment at the end of the night. Fondue and raclette can also be enjoyed on site, provided you book in advance!