In the heart of the Vaud Alps, at an altitude of 1260 meters, the Alpine Garden La Thomasia occupies a part of the vast pasture of Pont de Nant. It backs onto the spectacular western face of the Grand Muveran, which dominates it by almost 800 meters.

In the heart of the Vaud Alps, at an altitude of 1260 meters, the Alpine Garden La Thomasia occupies a part of the vast pasture of Pont de Nant. It backs onto the spectacular western face of the Grand Muveran, which towers almost 800 meters above it. The garden houses a collection of rock plants from around the world and an arboretum.


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