The Swiss towns wine festival is as revered as it is rare but, from a Chaplin museum to boat tours and chocolate heaven, a trip need not be grape-related
On 18 July, the peaceful town of Vevey, on the shores of Lake Geneva near Montreux, transforms into party central as it hosts one of the worlds biggest (and rarest) wine festivals. The Fte des Vignerons which was granted Unesco intangible cultural heritage status in 2016 was founded in 1797 to honour the wine-makers of the Lavaux wine region, one of Switzerlands premier wine appellations.
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