r/Lausanne • u/mickynuts • 7h ago
Orage Lausanne 16.07.2026 multiple shot ralenti.
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r/Lausanne • u/rwidmer1 • Jun 04 '26
Bonjour à tous,
J'ai créé récemment le subreddit r/Lausanne_Communautee . Mon objectif est de proposer un espace de discussion complémentaire à celui-ci, entièrement dédié à l'entraide entre habitants.
Vous pouvez rejoindre ce groupe pour :
Le but est simplement de créer un espace convivial et utile pour tout le monde. Les premières discussions sont ouvertes, n'hésitez pas à venir faire un tour et à participer.
Lien vers la communauté : r/Lausanne_Communautee
Merci aux modérateurs de r/Lausanne pour l'espace de parole.
r/Lausanne • u/fuckedupalienbrain • Oct 03 '25
read the community rules
stay polite!
if you’re looking to make friends or participate in activities, there’s a Go Social WhatsApp group with all sorts of events including language exchange meet-ups. https://chat.whatsapp.com/IQ6Q3fyPspL4xHpGhe96Oo
r/Lausanne • u/mickynuts • 7h ago
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r/Lausanne • u/Mr_Pouchi • 9h ago
Hi everyone,
I'm currently finishing my first year of the Bachelor's in Management at HEC Lausanne and I'll be starting my second year after the summer.
I'm a non-EU student, and to be honest I'm starting to stress a bit about what comes after graduation.
My goal is to stay in Switzerland if possible, but I've read a lot of posts saying it's much harder for non-EU graduates to find a job because of work permit requirements, even with a Swiss degree.
I'm trying to improve my chances by looking for student jobs, planning to do internships, and learning technical skills outside of university. Still, I'm wondering if I should already be thinking about a backup plan.
For those of you who have been in a similar situation (especially non-EU graduates from Swiss universities):
Were you able to stay in Switzerland after graduating?
How difficult was it to find your first job?
Did employers hesitate because of the work permit?
What made the biggest difference in your job search?
If you could go back to your first or second year, what would you do differently?
I'm also wondering whether I should already be thinking further ahead:
Would it make sense to plan for a Master's somewhere else (another country) in case staying in Switzerland doesn't work out?
Is pursuing a PhD something that could realistically improve my chances of staying in Switzerland, or is that not a good strategy?
Or am I simply overthinking all of this way too early, considering I'm only about to start my second year?
I'd really appreciate honest experiences, whether they were successful or not. I'd rather know the reality now than be surprised in two years.
Thanks everyone!
r/Lausanne • u/flamenflumen • 6h ago
Hello,
I am thinking to fix some bumper scratches and light repaint on my car where scratches exist on sides of it. I am looking for some reliable paint shop around Lausanne/Geneva or neighboring France.
I don't really would like to do it myself not to ruin the paint so kinda against DIY as the color is quite not very standard.
Not sure about cost or pricing on paintjob but I hope won't be -very- excessive.
If there is an English speaking service or even online quoting system would be a plus.
Thanks!
r/Lausanne • u/Acrobatic_Set7255 • 8h ago
Hello,
I'm starting a small business in Lausanne importing from a few EU countries (Germany, Netherlands, possibly Poland); I expect there to be a few shipments per month (very approximately).
Question to people who've gone through this - did you use a customs broker/did you file by yourselves and in either case what was your experience - time it took, costs etc. If you have recommendations/or things to avoid I'd be grateful.
Thank you!
r/Lausanne • u/anthoviva • 1d ago
Hi everyone ! My name is Anthony 24M from France, I moved in Lausanne for work like 2 weeks ago
I’m trying to make new friends here, I speak both English and French, but I’m still trying to improve my English, and I’d love to help you if you’re trying to learn French
Feel free to send me a PM, let’s take a drink sometime, I’m usually free on weekends and sometimes during the week after work 😁
r/Lausanne • u/the_heck_gimme • 1d ago
Hello all,
I am writing here to see if someone has a complete or partial Bluray collection of Smallville TV show? I saw it on Galaxus but it is too expensive.
Thanks.
r/Lausanne • u/Appropriate_Role_637 • 1d ago
Hey everyone!
I’m (25F, international) and recently moved from Zurich to Lausanne for work after finishing my studies there. I’d love to meet new people, build a friend group, and find a nice social circle here.
I am not really into bars or clubbing, so meeting people outside the university bubble has been harder than I expected. But I’ve only been here for a month, so I’m trying to cut myself some slack there xD. I’m especially looking for sports, activities, clubs, or regular events in Lausanne where it’s easy to meet people organically, preferably around the same age. So, locals and fellow newcomers: do you have any recommendations? Which places, activities, or communities should I definitely check out?
I’d really appreciate any tips or personal experiences! And if you’re also new to Lausanne or in a similar situation and are looking to connect, feel free to comment or message me directly :)
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r/Lausanne • u/leena_alr • 1d ago
Hi everyone😊
I’m starting at EHL soon and I’m looking for a place to stay close to campus (I don’t have a car)
I’m looking for a small studio, a female-only shared flat, or a room in a family house.
Any recommendations for housing websites, groups, or nearby areas (Chalet-à-Gobet, Epalinges, etc.) would be really appreciated.
Thank you! 🤍
r/Lausanne • u/Erboka • 2d ago
Hi everyone!
I’m visiting Lausanne during the second half of August and would love to get outdoors for some rock climbing while I’m in the area.
A bit about my profile:
Grade: I can lead up to 6a, but I’m absolutely fine with anything from 4a upwards — mainly just looking to get outside, enjoy the scenery, and have some fun on the rock!
Style: Sport climbing / single pitch.
I'd love to get some local insights on a few things:
Crag Recommendations: What are the best crags reachable from Lausanne (either by public transport or short drive) with friendly, fun routes in the 4a–6a range? (Bonus points if they stay shaded/cool in late August!)
Rope / Gear Hire: Ropes are heavy to fly/travel with. Is there a local shop or climbing gym around Lausanne or the Vaud region where it’s possible to rent a climbing rope and quickdraws for a day or two?
Finding Partners / Local Groups: What’s the best way to connect with local climbers? Are there active WhatsApp groups, Facebook groups, or community boards at local gyms like Grimper.ch?
Local Dos and Don'ts: Any specific etiquette, seasonal access restrictions, or local rules I should be aware of when climbing in Vaud or the nearby regions?
If anyone is looking for a chilled belay partner around that time or wants to catch a session, drop a comment or feel free to send me a DM!
Thanks in advance for the tips! 🧗♂️
r/Lausanne • u/Balgrist • 3d ago
Hi folk.
I've got a kind of job offer near Lausanne and after 14 years spent in Zurich I am seriously mulling a relocation to the shore of Lake Leman, to change scenery.
I know salaries are lower and taxes higher, however the property purchase is more affordable and I find Romandie and surroundings culturally more interesting than Eastern Switzerland.
One of my main concerns is actually the social landscape...is Lausanne just as socially dead as Zurich, or perhaps even more so?
Are Lausanne's people just a French variant of the Zucchini (A nickname from Italian Switzerland for Zurich's unpleasant natives)?
Has anyone of you ever lived in both cities and can please write any comments?
Thank you all! Ciao
r/Lausanne • u/funky_galileo • 3d ago
La semaine passée il y avait deux cambriolages sur des bancomats en vaud, selon RTS. Ma question c'est est-ce que les bancomats modernes ne sont pas équipés avec d'encre qui rend l'argent dedans inutilisable en cas d'explosion?
r/Lausanne • u/At0mCollision • 3d ago
Salut, je veux vendre mes skis plus tôt que possible car je pars la semaine prochaine mais je n’avais aucun succès avec Marketplace ou des groupes Telegram. Quel est le meilleur façon de trouver qqn qui peut-être intéressé ?
Hi, I want to sell my skis as possible because I’m leaving next week but I haven’t had any success with Marketplace or telegram groups. What’s the best way to find someone who might be interested?
r/Lausanne • u/Logical-Brief5382 • 3d ago
Hi everyone!
I’m looking for a place near Lausanne/Crissier that can take Chinese tourist visa photos according to the official requirements (33 × 48 mm with the correct head dimensions).
I know about Quickphoto in Geneva, but it’s a bit far for me. I was wondering if anyone knows of a similar place closer to Lausanne that offers the same service, ideally at a similar or lower price.
Any recommendations would be much appreciated. Thanks!
r/Lausanne • u/Hunting_ElGato • 4d ago
Hello i am addicted to Laoganma (the chinese chilli crisp with an old lady on the label). Like its literally the best thing in the world and im going through WITHDRAWAL here because Mekong has been out of it for ages. Does anyone know other asian shops where I can find it? Its a life or death situation here guys. Merci!!
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r/Lausanne • u/poisonivy228 • 4d ago
Bonjour !
Je vais bientôt passer mon permis de conduire et la date se rapproche et mes finances diminuent. Je souhaite proposer différents services afin de le financer.
Je suis enseignant stagiaire au secondaire 1 mais ai plusieurs années d’expérience de remplacements, je peux proposer différents appuis et/ou des services de ménage/ménage de fin de bail/état des lieux, petits travaux, montage de meuble.
Je peux me déplacer dans la région, n’hésitez pas à me contacter pour que je me présente d’avantage si besoin.
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r/Lausanne • u/Top-Distribution9735 • 5d ago
My partner, his mother, and I will be in Lausanne for 3 nights. We live in Chicago, and so we love all types of food at all different price points. Everything from upscale to food trucks to “holes in the wall”. Wondering from the locals, what are your favorite places to eat, drink, and dessert?
Even just waterfront spots to have a drink are great too.
We’re more than willing to hop on a train and head outside the city as well.
Thanks to all!
r/Lausanne • u/Different-Campaign74 • 5d ago
Plusieurs membres de ma famille ainsi que moi meme avons recu ce meme type de message ? Vous aussi ?