
Montreux is set along the shores of a large bay and lined with many of the Edwardian-style splendid residence
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Leaving the train station, we got couple of “des chocolats chauds et croissants” from a convenience shop across the road. Then, we boarded the boat to Château de Chillon (Chillon Castle) which was just a short scenic boat ride away. The Château de Chillon is built on an islet occupying a site framed by the lake and the Alps and with its origins date back to the 9th century. Its heydays were during the 13th and 14th centuries. It is

After the rain had stopped we took the ferry back to Montreux proper. We had the chance to stroll around the market square and leisurely walked along the shores to admire the beautiful lake view before we left the town.
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