Vully-les-Lacs

Built around the vine-covered slopes of Mont Vully and the shore of Lake Murten, Vully-les-Lacs grew into a lakeside municipality when seven former communes merged in 2011. Its territory also reaches toward Lake Neuchâtel, placing it in the broad Swiss plateau between two major lakes. Vineyards are central to the local identity, producing wines under the Vully appellation. On Mont Vully, archaeological remains recall the area’s Celtic oppidum, while villages such as Praz and Salavaux retain the settled, agricultural character of the region. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Lake Murten and the Vully region.

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