Campagne de l'Élysée, Country estate in Lausanne, Switzerland
Campagne de l'Élysée is a country estate in Lausanne, Switzerland. It consists of a main house, outbuildings, and grounds that together form a historic property.
The estate dates back to the 18th century when it was built as a rural retreat for a wealthy family. Over time, it changed hands and underwent renovations, eventually becoming a protected heritage site.
The estate's name, Campagne de l'Élysée, recalls the French word for countryside, a term used in the region for rural retreats. Today, the grounds host community events and offer a green space for locals.
The estate is best reached by car or bus, with parking available nearby. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes to explore the uneven grounds and paths.
The property includes a small chapel that visitors often miss, tucked away behind the main house. The chapel retains original features and is occasionally open for private events.
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