La Sarraz Castle, Medieval castle in La Sarraz, Switzerland.
La Sarraz Castle is a medieval fortress on a rocky ridge between Morges and Yverdon-les-Bains in canton Vaud. Its stone walls rise above the countryside and shape the appearance of this region.
The castle was founded in 1049 and remained under the ownership of the La Sarraz family for generations. The unbroken line of barons shaped the identity of this place over nine centuries.
Inside, visitors see furniture and artworks that show how the taste of wealthy families changed across generations. The rooms reflect how nobles lived during different periods.
Visitors can book guided tours in French or English, lasting about one hour. Groups can arrange visits in advance to access the different areas of the castle in an organized way.
Inside the castle is a museum with a collection of horse saddles, including pieces that belonged to Napoleon I. This unusual collection was established in 1982 and shows the history of horsemanship through rare objects.
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