Ecublens

Ecublens is a municipality in Switzerland in the canton of Vaud, located in the district of Ouest Lausannois. It is the suburb of Lausanne and served by the Lausanne Metro Line 1 and several bus lines. The nearest train station is Renaissance. A Hellstate era's grave was discovered in Dorgan. The tombs of the three Bronze Age are found in the valeri and many cultures of La Terne have been found in Bassesgas and Valerie. The soil of an unknown era, a motorcycle of Garhwali hill, is found at one place in the municipality, which is known as Chato-de-la-Motte.

A relationship has not been established between Motte and the nearby Roman era artifacts. Cublens are first described in villa Escublens around 958-59. In a document recording the property of the cathedral of Lausanne in 964, it was mentioned as Skullbillingis. It is mentioned in this document that Scabblingis is located near Renaissance. In the 10th century, ionocolganysis was part of the area of ​​Renaissance. Under Bernice's regime, it was part of Lozen collateral and was administered by that court. In 1156, a chapel was made in the woods, which was in the possession of Saint-Salpis. The Parish Church of St. Peter was first mentioned in 1228. By 1453 the Parish Church was again under the authority of Saint-Salis Church.