Best Olympic Museum Tours & Trips

Newly renovated in 2013, the Olympic Museum in Lausanne offers modern exhibits and lush gardens with views of Lake Geneva and the Alps. Arrive at the museum by way of Ouchy quay. Then explore the highly interactive exhibits that spread over three levels of the building. The Olympic Museum displays 1000 objects and 150 screens with exhibits ranging from ancient Greek vases to athletic video games.

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Frankfurt

Duration

10.0 Days

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FAQs about Olympic Museum Tours

How do I get to The Olympic Museum in Lausanne using public transportation from Lausanne train station?

Take the Lausanne Métro line M2 in the direction of Croisettes and get off at Flon station. Transfer to the M1 line towards Renens and exit at Ouchy-Olympique. The Olympic Museum is a 2-minute walk from the station. Trains run every 5-10 minutes; the total trip takes about 15 minutes.

Is there a combined ticket or pass that includes entry to The Olympic Museum and other Lausanne attractions?

Yes, the Lausanne Transport and Tourism Card provides free entry to The Olympic Museum along with unlimited public transport and discounts on river cruises and other museums. Available at the Lausanne Tourist Office or major hotels for 24, 48, or 72-hour periods.

What are the best times to visit The Olympic Museum to avoid crowds?

The museum is least crowded on weekday mornings between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM. Avoid weekends and school holidays, especially during the European spring break (March-April). July and August see higher visitor numbers due to summer tourism.

Can I visit The Olympic Museum with a stroller, and are lockers available for larger bags?

Yes, the museum is fully accessible with strollers via elevators and ramps. Lockers are available near the entrance for larger bags and backpacks at no charge. Backpacks over 30 x 40 cm must be stored for preservation of exhibit spaces.