Things to do
At Beau-Rivage Palace
Gastronomic evenings, discovery workshops and cultural events: each season brings something new to the Beau-Rivage Palace programme.
Millésime evening : A journey through Bach
Signature Suite
In the elegant setting of a Signature Suite, let cellist Basile Ausländer enchant you as you enjoy an exceptional dinner and wine pairings overlooking the lake.
An afternoon of singing
Every month
Rebecca Agatha, a soprano, invites you to a singing workshop over an English afternoon tea.
Afternoon Tea Recital
La Terrasse
Three young talents from the Lausanne Conservatory of Music will perform on the flute, viola, and harp. Throughout the recital, enjoy a delicious English-style tea served with a glass of Champagne.
Afternoon tea
Lobby Lounge
Come together over a delightful afternoon tea, served in the English tradition.
Rendez-vous with Sophie Marceau
Sandoz Ballroom
Enjoy a special moment at an exclusive literary event with Sophie Marceau.
Izakaya night
Kaigan
For one evening, the Japanese restaurant Kaigan invites you to experience the spirit of the izakaya.
Christmas market at the Beau-Rivage Palace
Lakeside Arcades
This edition will open with a musical performance by the talented mezzo-soprano Marina Viotti, before giving way to the creativity and craftmanship of our artisans.
The Epiphany Concert
Sandoz Ballroom
A must-see event of the season, The Epiphany Concert will feature the entire Lausanne Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Renaud Capuçon.
The public’s choice award
Sandoz Ballroom
The young talents from the Haute École de Musique de Lausanne invite you to discover their musical worlds. At the end of the concert, the entire audience will vote for the performance that moved them the most.
Izakaya night
Kaigan
For one evening, the Japanese restaurant Kaigan invites you to experience the spirit of the izakaya.
Prelude to Love: a candlelight concert
Sandoz ballroom
By candlelight, the music takes center stage among the guests. The Trapeze Quartet will bring the most beautiful works of Romanticism to life before gently drifting into elegant and moving folk music.











