Organize your stay and discover Lausanne

Our clinic is located on the campus of La Clinique de La Source, conveniently close to the center of Lausanne, Switzerland.

If you arrive by plane:

The airport is GVA: Genève aéroport.

Either take the train

Take the train to Lausanne.

From the airport, there is direct access to the train station, which is clearly marked Gare CFF.

Take the train to LAUSANNE, either direct or inter-regional (the latter takes a little longer).

Then once you have arrived in Lausanne: in front of the station, take either a cab or the bus in front of the station.

On the station side, either take bus no. 3 towards Bellevaux, stop Jomini (walk up the street for about 1 min), or bus no. 21 towards Blécherette, stop Jomini, Beaulieu, in which case cross the road and walk up the street (1 min).

Or rent a car at the airport:

Take the Geneva airport freeway to the Lausanne Blécherette exit.

Then follow signs for Beaulieu Avenue des Bergières 10, 1004 Lausanne.

Parking is available at Beaulieu, and the practice is less than 5 minutes' walk away.

For your stay

Lausanne offers a huge choice of hotels and other accommodation options.

From a practical point of view, the Ibis hotel is very close to our clinic.

From the Ibis hotel to the practice: 7min walk (there are 450 m).

Ibis hotel address:

Hotel Ibis Lausanne Centre
Rue du Maupas 20
1004 Lausanne
0041 21 340 07 07

From the train station to the Hotel Ibis: by car/taxi or bus no. 3 or no. 21 and stop at the Saint Roch stop (bus no. 3 and no. 21).

From the CFF station to the practice: by car/taxi or bus no. 3 or no. 21. Bus stops: Jomini (bus n°3) or Beaulieu-Jomini (bus n°21).

Discover Lausanne

Lausanne is a small Swiss town on Lake Leman. The city is the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee (the Olympic Museum is worth a visit during your link trip).

The town extends vertically from the lake towards the heights of Lausanne. The lake offers an infinite number of walks from the Metro M2 terminus station “Ouchy”.

From the clinic, you can visit the heart of the city in just 5 minutes. The Gothic Cathedral, built between the 12th and 13th centuries, is one of the city's most visited historical landmarks. At special times of the year, it is possible to enter the cathedral by night and visit the summit, home to the watchman who shouts out the hours from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., 365 days a year. This "guardian of the city of Lausanne" has been a tradition for over 600 years. The night view from the top of the cathedral is breathtaking.

Downtown Lausanne is bustling with activity, home to bows, stores and restaurants to suit all tastes, yet remains a quiet, human-scale city that can be explored on foot.