Aubonne: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Aubonne
In the wider surrounding region of Aubonne lies the Pointe de Poêle Chaud. This specific landscape feature may be relevant to travellers interested in geographical features.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Aubonne.
La Dôle, Mont d'Or and the Cinémathèque suisse are also located in the wider surrounding area of Aubonne. Grand Cunay lies in the vicinity of Aubonne.
Culture and History
The Lordship of Aubonne was owned by the Counts of Gruyères from 1397 to 1554, before its rights passed to Bernese authorities.
In 1701, Aubonne was established as a Bernese bailiwick. Until the Vaud Revolution in 1798, 17 bailiffs served there.
Aubonne Castle is associated with Henri Duquesne: in 1670, he acquired the barony and the château and had a white tower with an Oriental design and onion-shaped roof added.
Aubonne Tourism offers guided tours focusing on details and anecdotes about the town. This is particularly suitable for a visit centred on local stories.
The heart of Henri Duquesne's father is located in the Temple of Aubonne.
Other Destinations
Other places within the same destination:
To the overview of the higher-level destination: Morges.
