What are the tourist attractions in Lausanne, Switzerland?

The fun of traveling abroad is to stop and appreciate foreign historical buildings while feeling the national customs. Basically their attractions are these architectural features. Let me introduce: Notre Dame de Paris: Notre Dame de Paris is a Gothic cathedral, standing tall in the center of the old city, and is the symbolic city image of Lausanne. The interior of the church is solemn and solemn, with many stone pillars covered with medieval paintings. The most famous one here is the Rose Window. The colorful paintings on the windows are like images of the universe formed in different seasons and months, mysterious, delicate and beautiful. Notre Dame Elysee Palace Photo Gallery: It is an art exhibition hall specializing in collecting art photos. It is a beautiful building built in the 17th century. The museum displays more than 150 years of photography history materials, and the photos cover a wide range, from reportage pictures to artistic photography. In addition to photography, there are drawings by Rembrandt and Koehler. Elysee Palace Picture Gallery Olympic Museum: The Lausanne Olympic Museum has collected and displayed tens of thousands of treasures since the first Olympic Games in Athens and is the largest Olympic movement information center in the United States in the world. The museum is located on the shores of beautiful Lake Geneva in an excellent environment. You can overlook the beautiful lake and mountains of Lausanne from the lush courtyard or the balcony of the restaurant. Olympic Museum Roman Museum: Located in the old town, it is a museum reconstructed on the basis of the ruins of a Roman-era residence. The museum displays many ancient Roman relics and artifacts unearthed in Lausanne. It is a good place to learn about the history of medieval Switzerland and the Roman Empire. The Roman Museum is located in Lausanne, Switzerland. You can feel many different architectural styles. Stop in front of them, and the wheel of history may stop, waiting for your exploration and research.