Chaplin's World

From the city of Vevey, you can take the 212 bus to the Chaplin Museum. This is the most expensive museum in my trip. Because Swiss Pass is not discounted, two large and one small 68 Swiss francs (adult 25 Swiss francs, 6-15 year old 18 Swiss francs), I remembered that Vevey's hotel had given me a ticket. It seems that the museum can be discounted, and I forgot to ask at the time. So if you have it, remember to take it out and ask. The whole museum is divided into studio, former residence and garden. I personally think that studio is more fun. There are many wax statues. You can take pictures with him. Anyway, my husband has fun than the children.

On the shore of Lake Waverley, there are many bronze statues, the most disturbing of which is the statue of Charlie Chaplin. In 1977, the humorist who lived in the Swiss Vove for 25 years returned to the arms of God, with the regret of not returning to his country, quietly sleeping in this peaceful place forever, his former residence is still here, waiting for the next "Chaplin" to arrive. Taste the intoxication of medieval vineyards on the shores of Lake Geneva, and read the little bits and pieces of Charlie Chaplin left for 25 years, and experience the sense of unprovoked and realistic existence under the kiss of the sun.