Easter Fountains in the Vully

Mar 25, 2023 - Apr 16, 2023
Môtier (Vully) - Family

In 2023, more than 35 fountains will be decorated in the region during the Easter period!

Discovery tours:
- 4 discovery tours on foot with a contest for children are offered to discover the fountains in a funny way
- For the sportier visitors, a bike ride is also suggested

The Easter tiny train

Saturday 1st of april :

Schedules will be available soon

Friday 7th of april :

Schedules will be available soon

Saturday 8th of april :

Schedules will be available soon

*Reservation mandatory at the Vully and Vully-les-lacs tourist offices

Vully Tourisme
Route du Lac 114
CH-1787 Môtier (Vully) - CH

Tel : +41 26 673 18 72

Practical information
Access and prices:
Open to all, free admission

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