Lausanne
Lausanne is a city on Lake Geneva, in the French-speaking region of Vaud, Switzerland. It's home to the International Olympic Committee headquarters, as well as the Olympic Museum and lakeshore Olympic Park. Away from the lake, the hilly old city has medieval, shop-lined streets and a 12th-century Gothic cathedral with an ornate facade. The 19th-century Palais de Rumine houses fine art and science museums.
People born in Lausanne (First 49 people) - Page 5
Pierre Audétat
Musician
Pierre Chatton
Swiss musician
Pierre-Alain Tâche
Swiss writer
Raphaël Aubert
Swiss writer
Michaël Ngoy
Swiss ice hockey player
François Genoud
Jean-Louis Porchet
Film producer
Jean-Luc Addor
Member of the National Council of Switzerland
Jean-François Bovard
Swiss musician
Jean-Marc Richard
Swiss radio personality
Guillaume Maillard
Charles Ferdinand Ramuz
Swiss writer
Claude Ryf
Swiss football manager
Georges-André Chevallaz
Former President of the Swiss Confederation
Raymond Gafner
Ice hockey player
Sophie Lavaud
Mountaineer
Stéphane Blok
Musician
Stéphane Maeder
Actor
Stéphanie Chuat
Film director
Sylvain Bolay
Théry Schir
Swiss cyclist
Umberto Gentiloni
Italian teacher
Valentin Villard
Swiss composer
Virginie Faivre (Virginie Faivre)
Swiss freestyle skier
Yury Golovkin
Diplomat
Anne-Marie Miéville
Swiss filmmaker
Juri Steiner
Swiss art historian
Jean-François Antonioli
Swiss pianist
Joseph Incardona
Writer
Grisélidis Réal
Writer
Jean-Louis Kuffer
Swiss journalist
Mirwais
French music producer
Marina Rosset
Swiss film editor
Willy Gianinazzi
French historian
Anđelko Savić
Swiss football player
Théo Ballmer
Swiss graphic designer
Charles Favre
Swiss politician
Jean-Daniel Reynaud
Sociologist
Anne Richard
Actress
Jean-Daniel Morerod
Swiss historian
Christoph of Hohenlohe‑Langenburg (Christoph von . . .
Socialite
Cosey
Swiss comics artist
Jean-Philippe Écoffey
Swiss actor
Jean-Stéphane Bron
Swiss film director
José Manuel Pagán
Composer
Laurent Gagnebin
Theologian
François Bovon
Swiss author
