| AIRPORT | DESTINATION | RATES FROM |
|---|---|---|
| Geneva Airport (GVA) | City Centre |
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| Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) | City Centre |
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Minimum hire time 3.00 hours
- Mercedes E Class€ 90
- Mercedes S Class€ 130
- Mercedes Viano€ 120
Rates may vary according to hours required and distance travelled. Please contact Elite Limousines for an accurate quote to your requirements. All rates are inclusive of chauffeur gratuity and fuel surcharge. Other transfer rates are available on request. Additional Information - Please note all rates are indicative. For an accurate quote, please contact Elite Limousines on +39 347 6428915. Surcharges may apply according to time of day, day of the week, local public holidays or special events, please check at time of booking. Indicative rates quoted may vary according to currency fluctuations and do not include waiting time, parking, tolls or telephone charges. All time based journeys will be charged by the hour from the time the vehicle leaves the local office to the time it returns. Further terms and conditions may apply, please see our terms and conditions page below for details.
CITY OVERVIEW
One of Switzerland’s prettiest cities, Lausanne, located on the shores of glimmering Lake Geneva, likes to think it gives Geneva a run for its money.
Lausanne looks to the future and is known for its upbeat vibe, perhaps on account of its enviable location (vistas this end of Lake Geneva are more dramatic than Geneva's) and its high-brow though party-hearty student population – Lausanne's EPFL Research Institute is considered Europe's version of Boston's MIT.
The headquarters of the International Olympic Committee are here, as well as unique museums undergoing exciting transformations and a new aquarium contrasting with the city's Gothic Old Town.
Coco Chanel loved Lausanne so much, she spent her twilight years here and is buried in Cimetière du Bois-de-Vaux.
Explore the medieval Old Town and markets.
Head up to the Vieille Ville (Old Town) for a pleasant wander around the medieval lanes and the Gothic beauty of the Cathédrale de Notre Dame, built between 1150 and 1275.
