Opéra de Lausanne
Lausanne
The Lausanne Opera opened in 1871. Today, it is home to many opera performances, ballets, and concerts.
Moving from a theatre to an opera house with the ability to produce its own shows, after almost 150 years, the Lausanne Opera is still meeting the growing demand for operatic performances among its audiences. Since its stage was renovated in 2012, the cultural centre has offered a wide choice of operas each season, from baroque to contemporary works, including work from the romantic repertoire as well as concerts and ballets. With a programme that focuses on vocal quality and intriguing productions, the Lausanne Opera welcomes more than 45,000 audience members per year with an international reach.
How to get here ?
Bus/tram stop
Stop "Georgette" (bus 1, 2, 4, 8, 9, 17)
Public parking
Parking Bellefontaine, 250 metres from the opera house
Practical information
Reduced mobility
In order to welcome as many people as possible, the Opéra de Lausanne offers an access ramp in front of its main entrance (extending from the pavement on the Theatre-Restaurant side), followed by a lifting platform allowing access to the reserved seats in the stalls, as well as private toilets.
The Opera staff will be happy to accompany you to your seat.
Parking spaces reserved for people with reduced mobility are located on Avenue du Théâtre and Rue Beau-Séjour. If you use the latter, access to the Opera via the Artists' Entrance is possible (Beau-Séjour 23).
Avenue du Théâtre 12 1002 Lausanne
+41 (0)21 315 40 20
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