Bossonnens is a municipality in the district of Veveyse in the canton of Fribourg in Switzerland. This French-speaking village, with a population of around 1,153, is near a sports facility which includes squash, tennis and football. It is centered around a small shopping centre which includes the Swiss shopping chain Denner, a bakery and a hair dressing salon.
It is quite accessible with the number 13 bus line from Vevey going every hour from 7 till 8 with a special "pyjama bus" at 11.37 every day and a 02.37 at weekends. It has a small train station, with trains in one direction to the town of Palezieux, which is a major transport link, and in the other direction from Châtel-Saint-Denis, Bulle all the way to Montbovon.
A small ruined castle lies on the outskirts of the town, entering from Attalens, in a wooded area. A stream runs through this wood around the village. Surrounded mostly by farmland Bossonnens is mostly a farming village, with many people working in nearby Vevey, Montreux or Lausanne. Bossonnens has a relatively successful football team FC Bossonnens.
The political figures of Bossonnens include:
Syndicat: Jean-Marie PILLOUD in charge of: Administration, Economy, Finances
Vice-Syndicat: Anne-Lyse MENOUD in charge of: Public Relations, Culture, Sports
Secretary: Lucien MOGNETTI

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Bossonnens.Geographie.

Bossonens liegt ganz im Süden des Kantons an der Grenze zum Kanton Waadt. Die angrenzenden Gemeinden sind Granges (Veveyse) und Attalens auf Freiburger Seite, sowie Ecoteaux und Palézieux auf waadtländischer Seite.

• Höchster Punkt: 802 m
• Tiefster Punkt: 654 m