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  • Château De Vullierens

Inside the Château

Robert Bovet

The history of the Château de Vullierens goes back 700 years, from its time as a fortified medieval castle. Today, it’s a renowned Swiss cultural landmark, featuring some of the most exquisite gardens in Europe. Learn more from the château’s owner.

History, Blooming in the Present

In 1950, the first iris gardens on the property were planted by Doreen Bovet, the mother of the château’s current owner.

Doreen’s personal passion for gardening became a renowned Swiss cultural landmark known for its enchanting gardens on the well-preserved estate.

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  • The Château de Vullierens, located in Switzerland's canton of Vaud, is a historic estate renowned for its stunning gardens, particularly its collections of irises and lilies. Surrounded by picturesque landscapes, it offers a captivating blend of heritage, contemporary art, and nature.

  • The artworks in the gardens of Château de Vullierens are contemporary sculptures, carefully integrated into the natural landscape. This unique setting creates a harmonious dialogue between art and nature, enhancing the visitor experience.

  • The iris fields at Château de Vullierens, featuring over 400 varieties, offer a dazzling floral display each spring. Combining vibrant colors and delicate fragrances, they embody the unique beauty of the estate.

  • The Iris germanica, emblematic of the gardens at Château de Vullierens, is distinguished by its ruffled petals and a range of colors, from deep violet to pure white. Each spring, hundreds of varieties brighten the estate, creating a unique spectacle. These irises combine elegance and exceptional horticultural heritage.

  • Iris germanica is used in SwissPerfection skincare for its anti-aging and soothing properties, thanks to its active ingredients that stimulate cell regeneration.

  • Its extract helps nourish and hydrate the skin, offering a repairing and toning effect.

  • All the benefits of Iris germanica in SwissPerfection come from its rhizome, which is rich in active compounds. This part of the plant is carefully extracted to deliver its nourishing, regenerating, and anti-aging properties.

  • Château de Vullierens, built in the 16th century, is a remarkable example of Renaissance architecture in Switzerland. Originally a medieval fortress, it was transformed over the centuries into an elegant estate, blending historical elements with modern additions while preserving its authentic character.

  • The Portes d'Iris, located next to the Château de Vullierens, is a prime venue for prestigious events. This space, with its stunning views of the gardens and the castle, provides an idyllic setting for celebrations.

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