Lausanne Olympic Museum Ticket

Visiting the Olympic Museum in Lausanne is not just stepping into an exhibition hall, but embarking on a journey of Olympic culture exploration through the ages. It not only houses an unparalleled Olympic heritage but also embodies the spirit of 'Faster, Higher, Stronger – Together' into everyday life, allowing visitors to feel the power, value, and warmth of sports during their visit.

The ticket includes full access to both the permanent and temporary exhibitions. Ticket prices are as follows:

Adult (ages 16+): CHF 20

Reduced (retirees, students, persons with disabilities): CHF 14 (valid ID required)

Child (under 15, must be accompanied by an adult): Free

Group (10+ people): CHF 14 per person

After purchasing your ticket, you can enjoy a free audio guide in 9 languages (including Chinese), accessible via your mobile phone for instant listening, gaining in‑depth insights into the stories behind each exhibit and the legends of the athletes. The exhibition traces the origins of the ancient Olympic Games and the evolution of the modern Olympics, vividly presenting the technical details and cultural essence of various sports through interactive multimedia installations, celebrating athletic achievements while exploring the profound impact of Olympic values on society.

The outdoor sculpture park features classic sports‑themed works, perfect for a leisurely stroll and photo‑taking; the museum also houses a panoramic restaurant overlooking Lake Geneva, allowing you to enjoy the lake and mountain views while dining, creating an unforgettable immersive experience. Whether you are a sports enthusiast, a family with children, or a cultural explorer, this place offers a rich and fulfilling visit, making it an unmissable cultural landmark in Lausanne.

The recommended visiting time is 1.5 hours. The museum suggests avoiding peak hours for a more comfortable visiting experience. Opening hours are Tuesday to Sunday, 09:00–18:00, closed on Mondays (except Easter Monday and cantonal holidays of Vaud); closed on 24, 25, 31 December and 1 January. For transportation, take the M2 metro to Ouchy‑Olympique station, or take buses 2, 21, or 25 which stop directly at the museum entrance.

One ticket takes you into the world of the Olympics, letting you feel the passion of sports, the depth of history, and the power of the spirit.