Kids activities in Vevey

Fancy a family cinema outing, a stone’s throw from Vevey station? The Rex, a historic triplex open since 1933, hosts the La Lanterne Magique club and screenings for toddlers. Three screens, films for all ages: a safe bet in any weather.

Fancy a cinema outing in a hall full of charm, a stone’s throw from Vevey station? The Astor, with its single large Belle Époque-inspired hall, shows the big films of the moment and fine events. An elegant, easy family outing, in any weather.

Curious about the history of Vevey? Located in the castle at the heart of the old town, the Vevey Historical Museum tells the story of the region through its collections. An accessible visit (5 CHF, free for those under 18) for a cultural interlude with the family.

Do you know where what you eat comes from? At the Alimentarium in Vevey, the world's first museum dedicated to food, your children explore taste, cooking and nutrition in a playful way. A space dedicated to 6-12 year-olds and cooking workshops await you. Shall we sit down to eat?

Looking for a family adventure where you have to observe, search and solve puzzles against the clock? In the heart of Vevey, Get Out offers several immersive rooms, including scenarios suitable from age 6. Sixty minutes to escape, together.

How was a photo made before smartphones? At the Swiss Camera Museum in Vevey, your children travel back in time through images, from the first black boxes to digital. Free for those under 16, with a lab to develop their own photo. Tempted?

What if you offered your children a playground with their feet almost in the lake? The playground at Jardin du Rivage in Vevey features slides, swings, and an inclusive carousel accessible to wheelchairs, all facing Lake Geneva and the Alps. A big breath of fresh air on the quays, does that tempt you?

Want a day by Lake Geneva without spending a dime? The Plage du Parc de l'Arabie, in Vevey, combines a large shaded lawn, a small pebble beach, and playgrounds for children, all with free access. The perfect spot for splashing around and picnicking with family, right?

Want to get the children out on the lake in Vevey? Near the Place du Marché and the quays, pedalo rental gets you onto Lake Geneva within minutes: you pedal gently, the little ones take the helm and enjoy the view of the Alps. A simple, refreshing summer outing on the Riviera.

What if you took the train up to a summit at over 1,300 m? From Vevey station, the rack railway climbs through villages and pastures up to Les Pléiades, between daffodil fields in spring and sledging in winter. A family excursion to enjoy all year round.

Want a hike that climbs above Lake Geneva in just a few minutes? The Vevey funicular takes families through the terraced vineyards of Lavaux up to Mont-Pèlerin, at 1080 m, for a 360° panorama of the lake, the Alps, and the Jura.

A skatepark, a basketball court, a synthetic football pitch, an athletics track and a table tennis table, all free and with no booking? In the centre of Savigny, the outdoor sports facilities are openly accessible, right beside the Forum playground.

A walk where you scan QR codes to watch video capsules about the history of the village? Savigny has laid out a documented trail for its 200th anniversary, with 8 relay points. Be warned, it is a big 16.7 km loop: with children, it is better discovered section by section.

Fancy a short walk that ends in a real discovery? North of Savigny, the Étang du Gresaley hides on the edge of the bois du Grand-Jorat. An observation deck lets you watch the water and the reeds, and a picnic table awaits the snack. Free, a few minutes from the car park.

North of Savigny, towards Mollie-Margot and the Jorat forest, the Collège du Jorat playground was given a crow's nest with a slide in 2024. With its swing and its spring-mounted duck, it is the stop for families in the upper part of the commune. Free.

Do you live or pass through the Claie-aux-Moines area? The la Guéta and Eden Roc playground, with its playhouse and its climbing wall, is the neighbourhood stop to know west of Savigny. Free, openly accessible, and served by a school bus stop.

The newest playground in Savigny? It is the one on the chemin de la Verne, entirely demolished and then rebuilt. A big boat, a large swing, a balance grove, a drinking fountain and black locust furniture, all behind a new fence. Free.

Looking for a quiet playground for young children in Savigny? Behind the Ancien collège, away from the road, a play combination, a moving balance snake and a climbing wall keep the little ones busy. Free, and the village toy library is a step away.

A playground in the village centre, with a skatepark and a multisports court right next door? On the Place du Forum in Savigny, children climb the towers and the climbing tree while parents settle at the picnic table. Free and open all year round.