洛桑有哪些景点？
1. 洛桑中国园（Chinese Garden）是洛桑市的“中国花园”，在瑞士的洛桑市有一个以中国传统建筑、装饰、园林景观为特色的花园式主题公园——“洛桑中国园”，占地面积8000平方米，全部由中国投资兴建，于2004年7月建成并向游客开放。它被评选为洛桑市最美丽的公园之一，已成为当地一道靓丽的风景。
2．国际奥林匹克博物馆 位于瑞士洛桑。为纪念奥林匹克运动会创立100周年而建于1993年7月1日。占地15637平方米，分上下两层，由德国建筑师赫尔曼·弗里德设计。博物馆陈列着从古代奥运到现代奥运的各个历史时期的文物，包括许多奥运会的纪念品及与奥运会有关的体育用品和资料等共达5万多件；还有历届奥运会举办地简介、奖牌榜以及有关奥运历史沿革方面的资料；此外还设有一间多媒体教室和一间奥林匹克图书馆。该馆每年至少举行一次有关奥运历史和文化的临时展览。
开放时间：3月至11月每天10：00～18：00;12月至次年2月底每周一至周日9：30～17：30 (周二至周五下午闭馆) 门票价格：11欧左右
3． 洛桑圣母大教堂 Lausanne Cathedral， also known as Notre Dame de la Cité， is the Cathedral of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Lausanne， Geneva and Evian in Switzerland. It lies at the southern end of the old town on the south side of Lake Léman between the villages of Vidy and Ouchy. The first church on this site was built by the Romans who established a settlement around AD 15 BC ， but it has long since vanished and only fragments are now visible to the naked eye， such as an inscription over one of the doorways which dated from the second or third century.
The present structure dates back mainly to the thirteenth century although much of what can be seen today is in fact late medieval work with some Renaissance features， as well as more recent alterations made during the eighteenth century when new windows were added， the nave transepts were lengthened and a dome was placed over the crossing ， though this was later replaced by another tower in Neo-Gothic style. Work continued up until the nineteenth century， notably on building the choir stalls and replacing several stained glass windows including that above the main west door where there is an elaborate rose window dating probably from circa 1320. Some notable names involved include Jean Cocteau who designed stained glass for the north windows depicting saints from the Alpine region， and Marc Chagall whose work includes two large murals on either side of the sanctuary representing Noah’s Ark on the right and Jesus Christ descending into Paradise on the left. In addition， a huge wooden crucifix was donated by King James I of England in thanksgiving for his victory against the Scots at the Battle of Flodden Field in 1513. One small feature worth mentioning