Villeneuve town and waterfront (near Montreux)
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Sleepier version of Montreux with many retirees- a pleasant place to walk and an affordable place to stay in a hotel.
At the far end of the waterfront path, there is a large park for picnics and a marina where people do water sports.
Sleepier version of Montreux with many retirees- a pleasant place to walk and an affordable place to stay in a hotel.
Sleepier version of Montreux with many retirees- a pleasant place to walk and an affordable place to stay in a hotel.
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At the far end of the waterfront path, there is a large park for picnics and a marina where people do water sports.
At the far end of the waterfront path, there is a large park for picnics and a marina where people do water sports.
At the far end of the waterfront path, there is a large park for picnics and a marina where people do water sports.
Sleepier version of Montreux with many retirees- a pleasant place to walk and an affordable place to stay in a hotel.
Sleepier version of Montreux with many retirees- a pleasant place to walk and an affordable place to stay in a hotel.
Sleepier version of Montreux with many retirees- a pleasant place to walk and an affordable place to stay in a hotel.
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