This beautiful home is a wonderful and mysterious home and history museum. You will find a…read moresurprising and beautiful history of the movie industry from the life of Charlie Chaplin. We had never heard of this place so it was a complete surprise! This is exactly how it should be. I don't want to spoil this surprise but will just say it is well worth the trip. Just go and let yourself be swept away by this beautiful history. I love how his film history is separated from his wonderful home and family life. We've gone from not knowing much about Charlie Chaplin to absolutely adoring him. What a life!!

One of the most unique and well presented museums I have ever experienced. There are multiple…read morefloors across two buildings that immerse you into Charlie Chaplin as a performer and a person. Wonderful for all ages. My son is 23 and he enjoyed it.. We all felt like we learned a lot, too! The cafe next door was also delightful. Enjoy!

When you leave the Vevey train station, head north and follow the little bird feet patterns on the…read moreground to the Nest Museum. There, you'll explore the history of Nestle, starting with animations in dark corridors narrating Nestle's milk powder invention and ending in a futuristic upstairs space that resembles clouds. I learned that Nestle has basically acquired every food company worth acquiring, and in the past century they've had tremendous growth. There's free kit-kats and lots of photo opportunities, such as a tree made from colorful product packaging, to a giant milk powder container, to little carts to sit on. There's also a gorgeous cafe downstairs, which changes its ceiling decor every once in awhile. This museum is great for families and Instagram-lovers.

There was a fee for the games museum (9 CHF for adults). We ended up not going as we're cheap…read more There was a big chess board and a hopscotch area out in front. It's nice to walk around it.

My boyfriend has been my guide through Switzerland and decided today we'd visit the Tower of Fart…read more I know apparently how you pronouce Peilz sounds the same as the word fart. Later on I'll be reviewing the Castle of to shit. Anyways, this tower is situated near the lake and is in the city near Nestle. Yes the company is from Switzerland. Saw the building too. The tower has some kind of walk way to it, but it was closed when we got to the door. We then took a walk around the tower. There was a cave with water dripping through the top as it was raining when we were there. Also a little area full of yachts. Cute place to meander around. The museum of games is here too.

Absolutely beautiful. Awesome for pictures, but if you travel here (or anywhere in montreaux) in…read morethe summer, make sure to bring a fan. Just know that there is one part of the castle displaying a noose, so don't bring anybody who shouldn't see that.

Yelp Review 2026 #154:…read more Chillon Castle in Veytaux was the inspiration for Prince Eric's castle in Disney's animated film "The Little Mermaid". Writers like Lord Byron, Victor Hugo, Mary Shelley, Charles Dickens, etc. also got inspired by this castle. I was staying in Montreux and it was a 13-minute bus ride that drops you off right in front of the castle. You can also take a train to get here. It's well-preserved as it's the only castle not destroyed by war or fire. It's a beautiful castle that's sitting on top of Lake Geneva. I was content seeing the outside of the castle despite getting free tickets to go in since I have Swiss Travel Pass. I was busy watching a couple of swans building a nest. Sometimes, I'm just not in the mood to stand in line to see dungeons, medieval art, armory, and somebody's chamber. I had other places to see and visit and didn't want to spend too much time here. But from admiring the view from outside was wonderful enough.