Audio Guide of Place des Martyrs

As it is a public square located in the heart of Nyon, it is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It is very easy to reach on foot from the train station or while exploring the historic center; you can check transport routes at SBB CFF FFS.

No, access to Place des Martyrs is completely free for all visitors. It is a public urban space with open access, ideal to include in your walk without affecting your travel budget.

The visit to the square itself is brief; about 15 to 20 minutes is enough to appreciate the surroundings and take photographs. However, we recommend setting aside at least one hour if you plan to explore the adjacent streets and enjoy the local atmosphere at a relaxed pace.

This square is part of the historic fabric of Nyon, a city with deep Roman roots (Noviodunum). Although it is now a modern thoroughfare, it is located in an area rich in remains and traditional Swiss architecture that tells the story of the city’s evolution.

Spring and summer are ideal, especially in the morning to enjoy the natural light without crowds. If you visit in July, the city has a different energy because of the nearby famous Paléo Festival.

Yes, the square is paved and is generally accessible for wheelchairs and strollers. However, keep in mind that Nyon’s old town may have some cobbled streets or gentle slopes nearby.

You are just a short distance from the impressive Nyon Castle, which offers panoramic views of Lake Geneva. We also recommend visiting the Roman Museum of Nyon to better understand the region’s glorious past.

Wear comfortable shoes for walking through the historic center and consider downloading an audio guide to discover the hidden stories the stones do not tell. To enrich your visit with immersive narration, visit IAudioguia.com.