Campus walks
Pierre Corajoud has designed five themed walks to (re)discover the campus. The starting point for the walks is the Napoleon oak tree at the far end of the Unithèque building.
The five walks
The walks, which need to be organised by you, feature eight points of interest, arranged by theme, and run along five routes. The starting point for all the walks is the Napoleon oak tree, at the far end of the Unithèque building.
Some of the walks, which pass above the Unithèque, are no longer possible at the moment. Work to extend the Unithèque building means that the path on the edge of the forest is closed until the work is completed.
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Points of interest
If you would like to organise your own route, just refer to the various points of interest indicated on the map: these correspond to the descriptions on the themed walks pages.
If you are attached to a department at UNIL, you can access supplementary information sheets so that you can enhance the walks with additional information. Please contact durable@unil.ch.
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Map of walks (223KB, .pdf)
All the campus walks at a glance
Resources
If you would like to be informed of forthcoming walks, please contact us: durable@unil.ch
- Architecture de poche: Banks, offices and shops – four themed walking routes around Lausanne exploring its commercial architecture. Uniscope, September 2021
- Et si la nature avait des droits Uniscope 635, June 2018
- Compter fleurettes Uniscope 635, June 2018
- Découverte matinale des chants d'oiseaux News, 22 May 2018
- Ca piaille sur le campus Uniscope 634, May 2018
- Poumon vert Uniscope 616, September 2016
- Le Campus voit vert Uniscope 594, June 2014
- Aux petits soins redeveloping Dorigny forest, Uniscope 587, November 2013
- Guide des jardins de Lausanne by Dave Lüthi and his art history students