Morges Things to Do

In the magnificent park of the Vallée de la Jeunesse lies Lausanne's newest museum, Espace des Inventions. Located in an old 1964 National Exhibition building, this museum will explore specific themes that will change every two... more

The Town Hall, headquarters of the Commune's government, is an imposing building situated on the Place de la Palud. Standing from the outside, it is tough to tell just how large this building is, especially the roof. But from i... more

If you want to experience Lausanne from a different perspective - maybe even two - rent a boat or a bike from one of the lakeside companies. Delessert, open week-ends only in March, every day in high season, has small motorboat... more

This magnificent room, one of the largest in town, is situated in the Bel-Air tower, the highest building in central Lausanne. It has recently been renovated, and is suited to all kinds of performances: The Lausanne Chamber Orc... more

This auditorium, opened in 1995, is entirely dedicated to contemporary dance. It is a creative workshop where the compagnie Philippe Saire regularly presents shows. Other companies also perform in this venue. Various festivals... more

Since 1990 the Petit Théâtre has hosted performances for all ages. Even though the shows are primarily aimed at a very young audience (from seven years old), the setting is nonetheless laid out as it is for the grown-ups. There... more

The Vidy theater is the main place to watch contemporary acts in Lausanne, with two inside halls and one an exterior space, a bar and a bookstore dedicated to theater. The different stages give space for different styles of per... more

The number of ballets Maurice Béjart has staged is about 10 pages long. Maurice is world-renowned for his innovative choreography and he likes to keep his name in the spotlight by taking his troupe of 30 dancers on the road, as... more

Musée cantonal de zoologie takes up the top floor of the Rumine Palace which dominates the Place de la Riponne. It displays a large collection of extinct animals from the region and other areas. A leaflet distributed to visitor... more

The Théâtre 2.21 gets its name from the plot of land on which it has been located for the last few years. Situated in former warehouses, it has kept an industrial atmosphere and decor. The audience, generally young, comes here... more