Puidoux

Puidoux is a municipality in Switzerland in the canton of Vaud, located in the district of Lavaux-Oron Puidoux is first mentioned in 1134 as Puidos. It was part of Saint-Safforin until 1810 when it became an independent municipality. Puidoux is a quiet area, yet there is a convenient base for exploring more than million areas. Lenin came here in August 1904 with his wife Krupskaya, where he had planned "Twenty to Piedaux Village Conference is a small intersection, which still has an oboe tavern and two restaurants. Local food self-serving butchers and The greengrocer shops are just 5 minutes away from the city of Chexbres, in which there are many liquor shops, here is an 18-hole golf course, horseback riding and Lac de Bret.

There is also the work of fishing. More and more is the home of the Puidauri area". Bout d'Brousse is an annual music festival with onsite cuisine and camp. Music selection is surprisingly diverse: the 2006 celebration included Celtic Rock, French Chanson and Reg. Puidoux's unemployment rate was 3.6%. As of 2008, there were 235 people employed in the primary economic zone and approximately 70 occupations were involved in this area. 482 people were working in the secondary sector and there were 51 occupations in this area.