Viaduc de Rochettaz, Bridge in Lavaux-Oron District, Switzerland
Viaduc de Rochettaz is a bridge in the Lavaux-Oron District of Switzerland. It spans a valley on the outskirts of Lausanne, with a length of 199 meters (653 feet), and carries a local road over the landscape.
Built in the early 20th century, the viaduct was part of a project to improve road connections in the region. It has since become a lasting feature of the local infrastructure.
The viaduct is a local landmark where residents often stop to admire the view over the valley. Its concrete arches have become a familiar sight for those traveling through the region.
The bridge is easy to reach by car or on foot, with paths leading from nearby villages. Visitors can park nearby and walk across to enjoy views of the valley and surrounding hills.
The viaduct offers a clear view of the surrounding vineyards and hills, a detail often missed by those who simply drive across. Its arches are best seen from the valley below, where the structure stands out against the landscape.
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