Architectural Landmarks in the center of Lausanne

Since the medieval times, Lausanne has developed around three hills: La Cité with the Cathedral, Le Bourg and Saint-Laurent. Today, the city centre is still located there and even though the different hills are less distinctly recognisable initially, you'll notice the steep ascents and descents while exploring the following landmarks.

Cathédrale de Lausanne
1170 - 1235
Gymnase de la Cité
1766 - 1771
Villa Mon Repos
1827
Basilique Notre-Dame du Valentin, Lausanne
1832 - 1835, 1932 - 1933
Espace Arlaud
1840
Opéra de Lausanne
1869 - 1871, 1931, renovated 2007 - 2012
Palais de Rumine
1892 - 1902
Maison Mercier
1900
BCV Place Saint-François
1900 - 1904
Maison de l'Estérel
1904
Galerie Saint-François
1907 - 1909
Casino de Montbenon
1908 - 1909
Conservatoire de musique de Lausanne
1908 - 1909
BCV Chauderon
1908 - 1910
Gymnase de Beaulieu
1915
Gare de Lausanne
1911 - 1916
Société de banque suisse
1920 - 1923
Tribunal Fédéral, Lausanne
1922 - 1927, extension 1996 - 2000
Tour Bel-Air
1932
Galeries Sainte-Luce
1931 - 1934
Stade Olympique de la Pontaise
1950 - 1952
Vaudoise Assurances
1952-1956
éracom
1955
Arsenic
1955, renovated between 2011 and 2013
Galerie du Grand Pont
1953 - 1955
Tour de Georgette
1957 - 1962
André & Cie headquarter
1959 - 1962
Tour Edipresse
1960 - 1964
Aula des Cèdres
1961-1962
Administration communale, Lausanne
1970 - 1974
Tour Galfetti
1991 - 1994
Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique
2011 - 2016
Edipresse Administrative Building
2014
Quartier du Rôtillon
2014
Parlement vaudois
2014 2017
AGORA Pôle de recherche sur le cancer
2018
MCBA
2019
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