Audio Guide of Chaplin's World

Chaplin's World usually opens at 10:00 AM and closes between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM, depending on the season. I always recommend checking the exact opening hours on its website before your visit. It is located in Corsier-sur-Vevey, very close to Vevey, and is accessible by bus from Vevey train station or by car, with parking available.

The adult admission price is usually around CHF 29. Reduced rates are available for children, students, and seniors. There are also family ticket options and the possibility of buying combined tickets if you plan to visit other attractions in the region. Ideally, you should buy your tickets online to secure your entry and possibly get better prices.

To fully enjoy the experience and explore both the Manoir de Ban and the studios and gardens, I recommend allowing between 2 and 3 hours. If you are a big Chaplin fan, you could easily spend even more time immersed in his world and the interactive exhibits.

Chaplin's World is special because it is located in Manoir de Ban, the real home where Charlie Chaplin lived his last 25 years in Switzerland. It is not just a museum; it is a deep immersion into his personal and professional life, offering a unique perspective on his artistic genius and legacy through personal belongings, film sets, and interactive experiences.

To avoid crowds, I suggest visiting during the low season (outside summer and holiday weekends) or early in the morning, just after opening. Spring and autumn are ideal because of the pleasant weather and the gardens at their best. The outdoor setting is beautiful for a walk.

Yes, Chaplin's World is designed to be accessible. Both the manor and the studio have ramps and elevators to make all areas easier to access, including for wheelchair users and visitors with strollers. There are adapted restrooms, and the site makes every effort to ensure all visitors can enjoy the experience comfortably.

Located in the beautiful Lavaux region, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you can explore the nearby vineyards. I also recommend visiting the Alimentarium (food museum) in Vevey, strolling along the lakeside promenade with the famous Chaplin statue, or taking a boat on Lake Geneva to enjoy the views.

Of course! I recommend buying your tickets online in advance to save time and money. Do not forget to explore the gardens and the park, as they are an integral part of the experience. If you are interested, you can bring your own headphones to use with the audio guide and immerse yourself more deeply in the story told throughout the different areas of the museum.