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De la Cathedral, a focal point in the upper town, is one of the finest medieval churches in Switzerland. At the north of the cathedral and to the end of the upper town is the Chateau Saint-Marie. This building of 14th and 15th century is made with brick and stone. It was compel to become the virtual colony of Bern after replacing powerfully, the Bishops by Bernese Bailiffs. The present cantons offices are in Chateau. Having the remains of 17th century Renaissance facades, The Hotel de Ville is at the square of Lausanne. The restoration achieved in the late of 1970, now, it is headquarter of communal office. The central area of town has the place de la Palud. Square also have the fountain of justice of 1726. Palais de Rumine constructed in 1906 at the place de la Riponne is to the north of place de la Palud. The Palais has a museum, a university dated back to 1537, with a library containing more than some 700,000 volumes. Landscaped gardens and the Empire Vill of Mon Repos park is at the east side of town. In the northern area of town, There is the Tribunal Federal, Switzerland’s high court, and constructed in 1920. Signal de Sauvabelin to the north of the town rises above the town and popularly known as the le signal. It has a restaurant, a belvedere opening on the Lake Geneva, With the Fribourg Alps in the distance. The Ouchy, with its tree-shaded quays and flower gardens are nearly half a mile long, is the lakeside resort and bustling port of Lausanne. In the Hôtel d'Angleterre, formerly the Auberge de l'Ancre, is a plaque commemorating the stay of Lord Byron, who wrote The Prisoner of Chillon here.

 
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