Getting around by train Lausanne

A link between the canton of Vaud and the Valais, connecting 23 communes, the TPC offers an ideal network for discovering the Chablais, this region at the end of the lake, rich in attractions. The network offers superb panoramic views of vineyards, the Rhône plain, ski resorts in the Vaud Alps and the Portes du Soleil, and hiking trails. We'll even take you to the Raclette World Championships in Morgins in October.

The TGV is the best way to get to Lausanne, as the station is located in the city center. It's easy to find your way around. However, not all stops are indicated on signs or tickets. If you have connections, ask the ticket office or ticket inspector for details. Currency exchange, luggage and luggage lockers. With an extensive rail network departing from Lausanne, the Swiss railroads offer a wide range of day and multi-day excursions throughout Switzerland and the rest of Europe.