Grangés

Grangés is a commune in the canton of Vaud, Switzerland. It is situated in the district of Aigle, near the Chablais Alps. The commune's territory encompasses both agricultural land and forested areas.

Historically, Grangés has been an agricultural community. Its location has influenced its development, with proximity to various mountain pastures and vineyards. Like many Swiss villages, Grangés likely saw its origins tied to farming and resource utilization from the surrounding landscape.

The commune is characterized by its rural setting and traditional Swiss architecture. The local economy continues to rely on agriculture, with an emphasis on viticulture and dairy farming. Tourism also plays a role, attracting visitors interested in the natural beauty and outdoor activities available in the region, such as hiking and cycling.

Grangés benefits from its location within the broader Chablais region, an area known for its vineyards, mountains, and proximity to Lake Geneva. The commune maintains a small, close-knit community. It is served by local infrastructure and transport links connecting it to larger towns and cities in the canton of Vaud.