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Living in Montoie/Bourdonnette, Lausanne

Standard score Green space, trees and services on foot; residents' median
Excellent86

Montoie/Bourdonnette is an area of Lausanne with about 10,163 residents. Its CityPulse standard score is 86 out of 100 (excellent): better than 52% of Lausanne residents, ranked 11 of 18 areas.

Strengths

Who Montoie/Bourdonnette suits

ProfileScoreRank in the city
Student83 · excellent4 of 18
Family93 · excellent2 of 18
Over 6591 · excellent9 of 18
Working from home80 · excellent2 of 18
Commuter82 · excellent3 of 18

Services on foot

Walking-network distance for the area's typical resident (median).

ServiceTypical distanceOn foot
Food shop286 m4 min walk
Pharmacy548 m7 min walk
Doctor709 m9 min walk
Nursery school426 m5 min walk
Primary school453 m6 min walk
Bus, tram or water bus stop172 m2 min walk
Metro or train station447 m6 min walk
Public green space132 m2 min walk
Large park (≥ 10 ha)255 m3 min walk
Playground226 m3 min walk
Protected cycle lane280 m4 min walk

Greenery, air and transport

Streets and squares in Montoie/Bourdonnette

Allée du Bornan · Avenue Pierre-de-Coubertin · Avenue de Longemalle · Avenue de Montoie · Avenue de Provence · Avenue du Chablais · Chemin de Bon-Abri · Chemin de Florency · Chemin de Montelly · Chemin de Pierreval · Chemin de l'Usine-à-Gaz · Chemin de la Colline · Chemin de la Prairie · Chemin de la Tour-Grise · Chemin des Cottages · Chemin des Cygnes · Chemin des Côtes-de-la-Bourdonnette · Chemin des Pyramides · Chemin des Ruines-Romaines · Chemin des Sablons · Chemin du Bois-de-Vaux · Chemin du Bois-de-la-Fontaine · Chemin du Boissy · Chemin du Camping · Chemin du Capelard · Chemin du Couchant · Chemin du Grillon · Chemin du Mottey · Place du Granit · Promenade de Vidy · Rond-Point de la Maladière · Route Cantonale · Route de Chavannes · Route de Vidy · Route de la Chamberonne · Route de la Maladière · Sentier des Ruines-Romaines

Nearby areas

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Areas are the city's statistical districts, with the boundaries published by the city: each hexagon goes to the district containing its centre, and those with few residents are merged into their neighbours. Values are residents' medians. Data updated on 2026-11-06. Method and sources