After watching the "Désalpe" in St-Cergue, we returned to Nyon,
where we spent whole afternoon.
In Nyon it was the day of "Fête d'automne" (the Autumn festival).
There were Autumn markets, music and many stands for food.
Look, these colorful cauliflowers!
Green, violet, yellow...
...and many kinds of mashrooms.
Passing through this lively Autumn market, we arrived at the Nyon Castle.
We had lunch in the cave of the catsle.
After lunch, we visited the Roman Museum,
(Nyon was actually founded by Romans during Julius Cesar's lifetime, about 45 BC.)
then we strolled through the park and alongshore the Lac Leman.
Through the lakeside quarter, we came back to the castle.
Nyon was a tranquil and pleasant beautiful town, which we will surely visit again.
where we spent whole afternoon.
In Nyon it was the day of "Fête d'automne" (the Autumn festival).
There were Autumn markets, music and many stands for food.
Look, these colorful cauliflowers!
Green, violet, yellow...
...and many kinds of mashrooms.
Passing through this lively Autumn market, we arrived at the Nyon Castle.
We had lunch in the cave of the catsle.
After lunch, we visited the Roman Museum,
(Nyon was actually founded by Romans during Julius Cesar's lifetime, about 45 BC.)
then we strolled through the park and alongshore the Lac Leman.
Through the lakeside quarter, we came back to the castle.
Nyon was a tranquil and pleasant beautiful town, which we will surely visit again.
