On the Chaplin family’s former estate, "Manoir de Ban" in Corsier-sur-Vevey, an immersive experience brings visitors into the world of the legendary man with the bowler hat, Charlie Chaplin. Here, guests can explore both his personal and professional lives. The manor, surrounded by sprawling parkland with stunning views of Lake Geneva, showcases the private life of the beloved comedian who spent his last 25 years in this serene spot above Vevey. Since spring 2016, the estate has been transformed into an open-to-the-public attraction. The main house offers intimate glimpses into Chaplin’s home life, while an adjacent modern exhibition space highlights his prolific career in film. Iconic movies like "Limelight," "The Great Dictator," and "Modern Times" are celebrated through original film sets, multimedia displays, and interactive exhibits. Together, these elements create an engaging tribute to Chaplin’s lasting impact on cinema and culture, blending humor, history, and artistic innovation.