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Restaurant de la Tour de Gourze
Riex (tour-de-gourze).
La Tour de Gourze is the perfect place to eat a succulent Vaudois fondue while enjoying a breathtaking view not far from the cities and vineyards. Connoisseurs know that this traditional family restaurant is often overbooked and therefore requires advance booking.
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The establishment will be closed until 18 April 2021. The current health situation is the cause.
Route de la Tour-De-Gourze 26 1097 Riex (Tour-de-Gourze) - CH
+41 (0)21 781 14 74 [email protected] http://www.gourze.ch
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Free parking Panoramic terrace Closed on Monday
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La Tour de Gourze
Built in the 12th century as a defence tower, this old stone structure peers out over Lavaux vines, Lake Geneva, the Vaud and the Jura beyond from its hilltop perch at 924m. Hike or take the narrow lane that twists up to the tower from Chexbres.
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Tour (Tower) de Gourze
Location: Puidoux-Chexbres in the canton of Vaud
Description: Easy hike to do with children. Very popular on weekends.
Total length: about 10 km
Walking time: about 3 hours Elevation: +/- 440 meters
Altitude: between 616 and 925 meters
National hiking map 1: 50’000: 261 Lausanne
Best period: all year round but preferably in spring and autumn
From Puidoux station follow “Tour de Gourze”. At a place called “Bois de Romont”, leave the road on the right to go up towards the hill. At altitude point 822, cross the forest on the “Duflonnevita” route. At the crossroads of the route de Gourze and the route de la Ramure, take the route de la Ramure and follow the signs for the “Tour de Gourze” route. Once you reach the Tour de Gourze there are many places to have a picnic. Descend via the Tour de Gourze route which branches off to the left at altitude point 810. The route joins the intersection of the Route de la Ramure and the Tour de Gourze. Continue towards La Vulpillière via the Corbessière path. At the Vulpillière, cross the hamlet and follow in the direction of Puidoux, Chexbres to reach the starting point. The end of the route joins the start of the journey.
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Very nice hike, great for kids. From the top of the Tour de Gourze, a magnificent 360 ° panorama over the Jura and Lake Geneva. Many tables for a picnic.
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Restaurant de la Tour de Gourze
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La Tour de Gourze is the perfect place to eat a succulent Vaudois fondue while enjoying a breathtaking view not far from the cities and vineyards. Connoisseurs know that this traditional family restaurant is often overbooked and therefore requires advance booking.
The chalet of the Restaurant de la Tour de Gourze in Riex is located below the vestiges of an ancient watchtower, which lends its name to the site. Not to be missed: the short climb of the tower allows you to enjoy a panoramic view of several kilometres and to admire the vineyards of Lavaux UNESCO, Lake Geneva and the mountains. The menu card of this family restaurant is short and focuses primarily on its specialty: cheese fondue. Passing hikers can find a selection of delicious snack meals here. The restaurant of Tour de Gourze in Riex has a small wine card that highlights regional winegrowers and offers a good choice of wines by the glass. The view from the terrace is spectacular.
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1097 Riex (Tour-de-Gourze)
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The Swiss cuisine attracts guests searching for a new experience. Serving tasty cheese fondue , rösti and gruyere is the unique characteristic of this restaurant. Based on the reviewers' opinions, waiters offer good meringues , parfait and soufflés here. A lot of visitors order delicious wine , white wine or beer . Great coffee is among the tastiest drinks to order.
There is a great view from La Tour de Gourze . The cool staff at this place can show how much they value their customers. The terrific service is something these restaurateurs care about. Prices at this spot claim to be reasonable. You will certainly like the pleasant atmosphere and spectacular decor. As for the Google rating, this restaurant achieved 4.6.
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Gourze tower.
The current construction was originally a tower which may have connections with those of the Romanesque era.The first written records go back to 1279. It was dismantled in the early 14th century by Louis II, Baron of Vaud, during the confrontations with Pierre d’Oron, Bishop of Lausanne. At the time the tower must have been 15 or 16 meters high. It was rebuilt at the end of the 14th century by Jean de Canturion, Bishop Guillaume de Menthonay’s Master of the Mint. It was sold to the parish of Villette in 1530 and restored in 1895 and 1909.
It has belonged to the State of Vaud since 1910.
Altitude (base) 927m. Triangulation signal (base) 936.25m. Location : in Riex.
Slovenia's Tadej Pogacar wins Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal
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Tadej Pogacar was so dominant on Sunday, Canada's Michael Woods called it a race for second.
Pogacar, a three-time Tour de France champion from Slovenia, pedalled to a resounding victory at the Grand Prix Cycliste de Montreal.
The UAE Team Emirates leader crossed the finish line 24 seconds ahead of Spain's Pello Bilbao of Bahrain-Victorious to win the demanding 209.1-kilometre race on a sunny, 28 C day in Montreal. France's Julian Alaphilippe of Soudal Quick-Step was third.
"He's the greatest rider of all time, he's a formidable opponent," said Woods, who finished 45 seconds behind the leader in eighth. "If you're not at your very, very best, then you can forget racing with him, and today was kind of representative of that.
"He's at such a different level that if you follow him, it can be lights out."
Pogacar slowed down before the last turn to celebrate with the crowd, high-five fans on Avenue du Parc and cruise past the finish line with his arms in the air after more than five hours on the bike.
The 25-year-old joined Belgium's Greg Van Avermaet as the only multi-time winners in Montreal after claiming the race in 2022. He also redeemed a seventh-place finish at the Quebec City Grand Prix on Friday.
"I was disappointed, because I had such good legs that I didn't do better than seventh," Pogacar said. "To bounce back after seventh to victory here, it's just an incredible feeling."
It's Pogacar's latest win in a dominant year that includes victories at the Tour de France and Giro d'Italia.
Ottawa's Woods (Israel Premier-Tech) tied a career-best in front of the home crowd in Montreal, but hoped for more after claiming a stage at the Spanish Vuelta two weeks ago.
"I wanted a better result," the 37-year-old rider said. "My goal was a podium, but at the same time I'm happy with the performance. In bike racing, you can't always get the result you want and I felt like I raced really well, I animated the race, I felt like I was up there."
Pogacar completed the 17 climbs up and down Mount Royal near downtown in five hours 28 minutes 15 seconds.
He made his move with 23.3 kilometres to go, leaving the peloton in his dust as he pedalled into the lead — one he never relinquished.
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Bilbao, Alaphilippe, Alex Aranburu (Movistar Team) and Bart Lemmen (Visma—Lease) chased in a group behind him, with Bilbao ultimately separating himself from the pack. But he never came close to catching Pogacar, who built a 35-second lead with one lap left to go.
"It was still a really hard race today, but the team was on point," Pogacar said. "We did really how we planned, and the race situation was good for us. We make it hard in the last final laps, and they set me up for a (takeover) two laps to go, and it was all perfect."
Ottawa's Derek Gee, who placed ninth in this year's Tour de France, finished 48th in Montreal, and called it a "hard day" in the heat.
"I think everyone knows when you see Tadej on the start line that it's just going to be full gas," Gee said.
Israel Premier-Tech teammate Hugo Houle of Sainte-Perpetue, Que., was 51st.
Houle said he heard Pogacar inform his teammates on the radio that he was ready to attack with two laps left in the race.
"I said then, well, clearly it's over for me," Houle said. "You see, cycling isn't that complicated."
Australia's Michael Matthews won the Quebec City GP for a record third time on Friday, but did not finish in Montreal. The two races are the only North American events on the UCI World Tour.
Michael Leonard of Oakville, Ont., and Gil Gelders and Dries De Bondt of Belgium broke away from the peloton during the second lap. Leonard led the majority of the race before losing pace with 45 kilometres to go.
Only 89 of 169 riders from 24 teams — including the Canadian national team — completed the gruelling race that features 4,573 metres in total altitude.
Next up, the riders will head to the world championships in Zurich, Switzerland from Sept. 21 to 29.
Pogacar will try to join Eddy Merckx (1974) and Stephen Roche (1987) as the only men to win three major titles in a season — known as the Triple Crown.
"Today gave me a lot of confidence, motivation," Pogacar said. "I think we are ready for world championships."
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TORONTO – Bruce Springsteen sums up his new documentary succinctly: “That's how we make the sausage.”
The New Jersey rock music legend premiered “Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band” (streaming Oct. 25 on Hulu) at Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday night. Director Thom Zimny’s film – his 14th with Springsteen in 24 years, in addition to 40 music videos – follows the group’s 2023 to 2024 world tour, going back on the road for the first time in six years, and shows The Boss being a boss.
Through Springsteen’s narration and rehearsal footage, it covers everything from how he runs band practice to his crafting of a set list that plays the hits but also tells a story about age and mortality – for example, including “Last Man Standing” (from 2020’s “Letter to You”) about Springsteen being the last member of his first band still alive.
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For producer Jon Landau, who has worked with Springsteen for 50 years, the movie showcases an innate quality about the man and his band that's kept them so vital for so long: “To me, what’s always attracted me to Bruce, going back to when I was a critic in the ‘70s, was his incredible vision, even in its earliest stages – that there was a clarity of purpose behind every song, every record, every detail.”
“Letter to You” and the current world tour covered in “Road Diary” marked a return to band mode for Springsteen after his New York solo residency “Springsteen on Broadway” and his 2019 album/film project “Western Stars.”
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“That only happens to a few bands. Bands break up; that's the natural order of things. The Kinks, The Who. They can't even get two guys to stay together. Simon hates Garfunkel. Sam hates Dave. The Everly Brothers hated one another. You can't get two people to stay together. What are your odds? They're low.”
But the E Street Band has done it right, with what Springsteen called “a benevolent dictatorship.”
“We have this enormous collective where everyone has their role and a chance to contribute and own their place in the band,” Springsteen said. “We don't quite live in a world where everybody gets to feel that way about their jobs or the people that we work with. But I sincerely wish that we did, because it's an experience like none I've ever had in my life.
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Swift endorsed Harris on Instagram shortly after Tuesday’s debate, saying the vice president “fights for the rights and causes I believe need a warrior to champion them.”
She also applauded the selection of Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate, noting his long-standing support for “LGBTQ+ rights, IVF, and a woman’s right to her own body.”
She later shared a link to Vote.gov, the official government voter registration site, in her Instagram story, which drove more than 400,000 visits to the page in 24 hours, according to the General Services Administration.
That link was an indicator that Swift and the campaign aren’t entirely on the same page.
Other Harris surrogates, such as Barack Obama and Mark Hamill, have used their social media accounts to send supporters to IWillVote.com, the voter registration site run by the Democratic National Committee.
The “Kamala Era” ad includes a link to IWillVote.com. If users submit their cell numbers on that site, the campaign can follow up with voter outreach calls and text messages.
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The Tour de Gourze is a remnant of a medieval watchtower that was built between the 9th and 11th centuries in what is now the commune of Bourg-en-Lavaux. It is about 9 metres high and offers a splendid view of Lake Geneva and the Pre-Alps. The Tour de Gourze restaurant is located a hundred metres below.
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La Tour de Gourze. Switzerland, Europe. The Lavaux. Built in the 12th century as a defence tower, this old stone structure peers out over Lavaux vines, Lake Geneva, the Vaud and the Jura beyond from its hilltop perch at 924m. Hike or take the narrow lane that twists up to the tower from Chexbres. Read more.
This circular route starts at Grandvaux railway station, where there is also parking. The path then passes through the colony's permaculture garden to the Mont de Gourze mountain. In the forest, follow the Praz Perey path around Mont Gouzre. Again and again, you can see the Tour de Gourze tower. It is now a watchtower at an altitude of 924 metres. The tower replaced one that may have stood ...
From Puidoux station follow "Tour de Gourze". At a place called "Bois de Romont", leave the road on the right to go up towards the hill. At altitude point 822, cross the forest on the "Duflonnevita" route. At the crossroads of the route de Gourze and the route de la Ramure, take the route de la Ramure and follow the signs for the ...
La Tour de Gourze is the perfect place to eat a succulent Vaudois fondue while enjoying a breathtaking view not far from the cities and vineyards. Connoisseurs know that this traditional family restaurant is often overbooked and therefore requires advance booking.
This circular route starts at the train station in Grandvaux, where there are also parking facilities. Then the path leads past the settlement's permaculture garden towards the Mont de Gourze mountain. In the forest, follow the Chemin de Praz Perey path and go around Mount Gouzre. Again and again you get a glimpse of the Tour de Gourze tower. This is now a lookout tower at 924 meters above sea ...
The beautiful circular hike to the Tour de Gourze is located in the canton of Vaud. It is a remnant of a medieval watchtower on Mont de Gourze (935m). It has a cubic shape, is about 9 meters high and dominates the Lake Geneva basin. Fantastic views up to Mont Blanc. The end of the route is along a fairly bad path, otherwise a nice route.
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10AM-11PM. SaturdaySat. 10AM-11PM. Updated on: May 12, 2024. La Tour de Gourze, #2 among Bourg-en-Lavaux restaurants: 958 reviews by visitors and 86 detailed photos. Be ready to pay CHF 21-CHF 39 for a meal. Find on the map and call to book a table.
The tower of Gourze is the remnants of a medieval lookout tower on the Mont de Gourze in the Swiss canton of Vaud. A square tower, it is approximately 9 metres (30 ft) tall and has views over Lake Geneva. The tower is open to the public and stairs provide access to the top. A restaurant whose specialty is fondue is located nearby and is named ...
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An exceptional panorama, historical relics and excellent fondues are on the programme of this restaurant beloved by insiders.
At the time the tower must have been 15 or 16 meters high. It was rebuilt at the end of the 14th century by Jean de Canturion, Bishop Guillaume de Menthonay's Master of the Mint. It was sold to the parish of Villette in 1530 and restored in 1895 and 1909. It has belonged to the State of Vaud since 1910. Altitude (base) 927m.
Our group of four dined at the la Tour de Gourze in Riex after visiting the Château de Chillon on Lac Geneva in May 2013, as my research suggested that it was a good place for authentic fondue. Google maps puts the trip at 34... mins, but my memory is that it was quite a bit longer as the last leg is up a narrow, winding road. We were quite ...
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The Tour de Gourze is a watchtower at 924 meters above sea level and is located in the town of Bourg-en-Lavaux in the Swiss canton of Vaud. The summit offers you a breathtaking view of the magnificent Lake Geneva. At the top of the Tour de Gouze there is an observation tower. The path is more flat and short and therefore perfect for everyone.
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