Intro

Discover the history of the Olympic Games from antiquity to the present day at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne. Over 1,500 objects, interactive stations and an 8,000 square metre sculpture park await you on Lake Geneva.

The Olympic Museum at a glance

The Olympic Museum in Lausanne is the largest archive of the Olympic Games in the world. On 3,000 square metres of exhibition space, three themed areas and over 150 screens show the history of Olympism – from the ancient Games to the present day. The permanent exhibition is supplemented by regularly changing special exhibitions.

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Once the museum is closed, take a seat with your guests. A professional team accompanies and advises you so that you experience a wonderful evening. The Musée Olympique's catering service is at your disposal to organise aperitifs and dinners.

What to experience

Permanent exhibition on three levels (1–2 hours)

On 3 floors you will cross the themes of the Olympic World, Olympic Games and Olympic spirit. Original objects such as torches, medals and sports equipment of famous athletes are on display as well as audiovisual shows on the greatest moments of the Games. Audio guides are available free of charge in 9 languages.

  • Good to know: Children under 15 years of age have free admission when accompanied by an adult.
  • Tip: Tour the museum with advantage from the top floor down.

Explore the Olympic Park

In the 8,000 square metre Olympic Park between the museum and Lake Geneva (Lac Léman), you stand in front of 43 sculptures on the theme of sports. On a 100-meter track, you can interactively compete with the best sprinters. At the entrance, the Olympic flame burns, which has never been extinguished since the museum opened.

  • Good to know: The Olympic Park is accessible free of charge.
  • Tip: Combine the park visit with a walk along the Quai d'Ouchy.

Temporary exhibitions and TOM Café

The museum regularly shows special exhibitions in two halls. At the TOM Café on the top floor, you can take a break with a view of Lake Geneva and the Alps. The café serves seasonal dishes and a brunch buffet on weekends.

  • Good to know: For the weekend brunch in the TOM Café, a reservation is recommended.

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Le Musée olympique
Quai d'Ouchy 1
1006 Lausanne
021 621 65 11
info.museum@olympic.org

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Olympic Museum
Quai d'Ouchy 1
1006  Lausanne
Switzerland

Phone  +41 (0)21 621 67 20
events.museum@olympic.org
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Olympic Museum
Quai d'Ouchy 1
1006 Lausanne
Phone  +41 (0)21 621 67 20
olympics.com
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Opening hours

Sun, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat 09:00 - 18:00

Fermé le 23, 24, 25, 31 décembre et 1er janvier ainsi que les lundis à l'exception des jours fériés dans le canton de Vaud.

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