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Tour de France – Lausanne 9 Juillet 2022 - Quatrième groupe

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July 11, 2022

Voici mes photos du quatrième groupe

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Carnaval Parade Lausanne: Part 1

May 19, 2023

Carnaval Parade in Lausanne first photos C’est avec un grand plaisir que l’ association Made in Brasil Suisse en partenariat avec Grees Unidos de Lausanne vous annonce la tenue du Lausanne Carnaval 2023, qui aura lieu dans Esplanade de Montbenon. L’ouverture du carnaval et des stands Le 12, 13 et 14 mai 2023. Nous vous attendons nombreux pour la nouvelle édition du Lausanne Carnaval avec plein d’attraits, et dans une nouvelle déco. Ceux qui veulent participer cette année en tant que bénévoles, exposants ou pour le cortège n'hésitent pas en contactant l’association Made in Brasil Suisse. - https://www.lausannecarnaval.ch/ Informations du Carnaval 2023 L'esplanade de Montbenon est un lieu idéal pour accueillir les différentes animations organisées par l'équipe du Carnaval. Des animations familiales, un accès facilité en transport public, un lieu de rencontre au centre de Lausanne, des stands de nourriture avec la gastronomie du monde, des bars à cocktails, des démonstrations ...

Lausanne: The Lake Starts Here

May 12, 2023

In the center of Lausanne (Bel-Air), you will find this medallion on many of the grills along the streets. It informs people that Lake Geneva starts here and reminds people not to throw anything down the grills.

La Fourchette (the Fork)

January 22, 2022

"The Neuchâtel-based visual artist Jean-Pierre Zaugg (who died in June 2012) designed the work of art, known as La Fourchette (the Fork). It was commissioned to celebrate the Alimentarium’s 10 th anniversary in 1995. A Vevey steelwork contractor, Georges Favre, made the statute in stainless steel. It depicts a monumental 8-metre high table fork, 1.3-metre wide at the tines at its base. The Museum was granted permission to embed it in Lake Geneva, 5 metres off Quay Perdonnet, from April to October the same year, for its History of Objects exhibition". - Alimentarium

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