Rumine Palace

Palais Romaine is a stunning late 19th century building in the heart of Lausanne, built in Renaissance style. He ordered the construction of the building for public use by Gabriel de Rumine, one of the sons of the Russian nobles in Switzerland, and many international agreements have been signed in the building since its completion in the year 1902 AD, and it currently includes the library of the University of Lausanne, a huge meeting hall and a small museum It includes works from the Romanesque period.