Vulliens, Vaud — Swiss municipality in Broye‑Vully

Geography and landscape

Vulliens sits on the Swiss Plateau amid rolling fields and mixed woodland, with views toward the nearby Vully hills known for vineyards and gentle slopes. The landscape supports mixed farming, pasture and small-scale viticulture in surrounding areas. Trails and quiet country roads make the municipality typical of rural Vaud countryside.

Administration and local government

The municipal administration is a small executive and legislative structure typical of Swiss communes. Since 2002 Daniel Schorderet has served as mayor and the local government comprises several municipal councillors (four councillors are active in the executive). Responsibilities include local roads, primary schooling, land use planning and cultural programming within the framework of the cantonal and district authorities.

History and development

Like many villages in Vaud, Vulliens grew from medieval agricultural settlements and evolved through cantonal reforms into the modern municipal system. Settlement patterns emphasize preservation of rural character, with modest residential development to serve commuters to nearby towns.

Economy, transport and community life

Local economic activity centres on agriculture, small artisans and services for residents. Public transport and regional roads connect inhabitants to district and cantonal centres. Community life features seasonal markets, fêtes and outdoor pursuits. For official and historical information residents consult district and cantonal offices or municipal services which cooperate closely with the authorities of Broye‑Vully and the canton.

Practical information

• Language: primarily French.
• Government: mayor and municipal council manage local services.
• Visitors: quiet rural scenery, walking routes and traditional village buildings to explore.
• Further information: contact municipal offices, district resources or cantonal services in Vaud and regional portals for administrative details.

Vulliens offers an example of small‑scale Swiss rural life within the administrative structures of the Broye‑Vully district and the canton of Vaud, and is part of the national territory of Switzerland.