Le Nest

Food Museum (Nestle)

The vast estate, near Vevey, where supreme movie legend Charlie Chaplin lived with his family from 1953 to his death in 1977. The museum has been 15 years and an estimated Fr. 60 million in the making, and has two parts: the actor's house, and "the Studio", a newer building with a reconstruction of a Hollywood studio, that allows visitors to enter Chaplin's artistic environment.

Designed by Le Corbusier in 1923, this is one of 17 of his buildings to be listed as a world heritage site.