Lausanne Cathedral

Lausanne Cathedral is a Gothic church begun around 1170 on the hill of the Cité and consecrated by Pope Gregory X in 1275. A Reformed church since 1536, it has a painted portal and a thirteenth-century rose window, and visitors can climb the belfry tower for a view over the city and the lake.

When to go

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Mon09:00–17:30

Tue09:00–17:30

Wed09:00–17:30

Thu09:00–17:30

Fri09:00–17:30

Sat09:00–17:30

Sun09:00–17:30

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Free entry

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