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Outdoor Wheelchair accessible

Illustration of the playground at the Founex Sports Center: large wooden castle with three towers, bridges and slides, tennis courts and vineyards in the background, children playing

🛝 Playgrounds

Play area of the Founex Sports Center

Founex, Vaud

Often cited among the most beautiful playgrounds on the Côte, the area of the Founex Sports Center features climbing castles, a zip line, ground trampolines, and slides on a cushioned surface. Open access 7 days a week, free of charge, with football and tennis courts right next door.

1-12 years

Outdoor Wheelchair accessible

Illustration of the playground at Parc Marguerite in Commugny: wooden huts connected by a tunnel, slide and rope climbing structure, children playing

🛝 Playgrounds

Marguerite Park in Commugny: the mega playground

Commugny, Vaud

Nicknamed the "little Central Park" of Terre Sainte, the Marguerite Park in Commugny is a vast enclosed playground, featuring three age-specific zones, a city stadium, and fitness equipment. Free of charge, open year-round, it is perfect for a family outing in La Côte.

Until 12 years

Illustration plate of the Parc Aventure Chaumont: a child with a helmet and harness crosses a monkey bridge made of wooden planks on a high ropes course, with a safety net, ladder, and ropes between tall trees, under a blue sky.

Adventure Park Chaumont

On the heights of Neuchâtel, the Parc Aventure Chaumont welcomes you for a day in the trees, from toddlers to teenagers. Thirteen treetop courses, over twenty zip lines, and everything you need to climb safely, right next to the funicular station.

2-17 years

Illustration of the playground in Chaumont overlooking Neuchâtel: large wooden structure with a tube slide, swings under the fir trees, and the funicular station in the background, with a view of the Three Lakes.

🛝 Playgrounds

Chaumont Playground

At the arrival of the funicular, on the heights of Neuchâtel, this large playground welcomes you in a clearing with a view of the Trois-Lacs. People come here to let the little ones run freely, just a stone's throw from the treetop adventure park.

Until 8 years

Illustration of the panoramic tower of Chaumont overlooking Neuchâtel: a family admires the view of the Three Lakes and the Alps from the platform, with the access ramp and the fir trees.

🌳 Nature & Animals

Panoramic tour of Chaumont

On the heights of Neuchâtel, the Chaumont panoramic tower offers a 360-degree view of the Three Lakes and the Alps. It is easily accessible by funicular, making it a simple nature outing for the whole family.

Until 17 years

Illustration of the Coastal Rinks in Neuchâtel: an indoor rink with large windows overlooking the lake, families and children skating joyfully, and a skate rental counter.

Littoral Ice Rinks

Indoor

On the shores of Lake Neuchâtel, the Patinoires du Littoral welcome you and your family for public skating sessions starting in the fall. Two covered rinks, skates available for rent on-site: everything is ready for a successful ice outing.

3-17 years

🌳 Nature & Animals

Neuchâtel Botanical Garden

Outdoor Indoor Wheelchair accessible

In the heart of Neuchâtel, the Botanical Garden combines tropical greenhouses, thematic gardens, and nature trails. A family outing in the great outdoors, with free admission.

Until 17 years

🏛️ Museums

Neuchâtel Natural History Museum

Indoor Wheelchair accessible

In the heart of Neuchâtel, the Muséum (MHNN) showcases Switzerland's wildlife in life-sized dioramas. A perfect outing for families, and you can even enjoy a snack under a whale skeleton.

3-17 years

Outdoor Wheelchair accessible

Illustration of the new port of Torry and the renaturalized banks of Mies-Tannay: wooden footbridge and promenade above a watercourse lined with reeds, dike and pontoons with moored sailboats, families strolling by Lake Geneva.

🌳 Nature & Animals

Port of Torry and new shores of Mies-Tannay

Mies, Vaud

Inaugurated in September 2024 between Mies and Tannay, the renaturalized shores of the Torry offer a new corner of Lake Geneva to discover with family. Accessible promenade, playground, beach volleyball, and beach: everything is new and free, right by the water.

Until 17 years

Illustration of the Nordic center and the ski lifts of Saint-George in winter: chairlift taking children up, skiers on the cross-country ski trails, snowy Jura landscape.

Nordic center and ski lifts of Saint-George

Saint-George, Vaud

Above Saint-George, in the Jura vaudois, this family winter hub brings everything together under the snow: about twenty kilometers of cross-country skiing, including a lit trail, sledding slopes, snowshoeing circuits, and ski lifts with blue and red slopes for beginners.

4-17 years

Illustration of the toboggan run at the Marchairuz pass: a long snowy descent winding between the fir trees of the Jura, families and children on sleds under a blue sky.

Sledding track of Marchairuz

Saint-George, Vaud

At the Marchairuz pass, in the heart of the Parc Jura vaudois, one of the longest toboggan runs in the region awaits you: nearly a kilometer of descent. With a groomed area for the little ones at the bottom of the slope, it's a free and friendly winter outing for the whole family.

4-17 years