Spring activities for children in Lausanne

An interactive museum in Lausanne where families explore the body, health, and sciences. Fun exhibits, workshops, and hands-on activities to awaken curiosity and critical thinking.

Just steps away from the Lausanne train station, Plateforme 10 brings together three museums and a large esplanade. A vibrant cultural space where you can stroll, learn, and marvel with children.

At the heart of the Palais de Rumine in Lausanne, the zoology department of the Naturéum invites families to explore animals, skeletons, and curiosities of the living world. A curious visit, suitable for ages 3 and up, available year-round.

At mudac, just a stone's throw from Lausanne train station, design becomes a game of exploration. Exhibitions, everyday objects, and clever ideas spark children's curiosity.

In Ouchy, the Olympic Museum brings together the history of sport, iconic objects, and an interactive center that gets children moving. A smart, fun, and inspiring outing by the shores of Lake Geneva.

In the heart of Lausanne, the Palais de Rumine houses several cantonal museums and a large library. A cultural outing, calm and curious, ideal for children of all ages.

Want to get the whole family out on the lake in Lausanne? At Ouchy and Vidy, pedalo rental puts you on Lake Geneva within minutes: you pedal, sometimes slide down a little chute, and the children love taking the helm. A simple, refreshing summer outing — no booking required.

An indoor skatepark in the heart of Lausanne, perfect for discovering or progressing in skateboarding, scootering, or BMX, sheltered from the weather. Urban, safe, and family-friendly atmosphere.

On the shores of Lake Geneva, the Vidy Bowl is a legendary outdoor skatepark in Lausanne. A free spot for scooters, skateboards, and rollerblades, perfect for moving around with family in dry weather.

A large indoor trampoline park in Lausanne where children can safely expend their energy. Ideal for rainy weather or after school, with time slots for younger ones.

A creative box ready to use delivered in French-speaking Switzerland to keep children entertained at home. Simple, fun, and screen-free, perfect for rainy days or for a birthday.

A simple and dynamic idea in the heart of Lausanne: the Mon-Repos indoor swimming pool. Bright pools, diving boards, and a family-friendly atmosphere to move, learn, and have fun all year round.

What if you offered your children the longest slide in Lausanne? At Malley-Pyramides, a giant slide of 24 meters winds down at the foot of a wooded hill, surrounded by swings and a vine carousel. A recent playground, free and accessible by metro. Shall we take you there?

Want a great outdoor outing just steps from the center of Lausanne? The playground at Lake Sauvabelin, nestled at the edge of the forest by the lake, is the largest in the city. A tubular slide, zip line, nest swing, and trunk structures await children, all for free.

What if your children became fishermen for an afternoon? In Lausanne, by Lake Geneva, the Vidy playground features a real little fishing village with its stilt huts and sand. A free outdoor outing designed for the little ones.

Are you looking for a playground that keeps children entertained for hours without spending a dime? The playground in Milan, located in the heart of the Milan park in Lausanne, ticks all the boxes: an iconic cat tower, endless water and sand games, hammocks, and a slackline.

Are you looking for a large free playground in Lausanne, outdoors and just a stone's throw from the lake? The Vallée de la Jeunesse features its famous tunnel slides on hills, a maritime corner for the little ones, and a rose garden to stroll through. There's plenty to keep the whole family occupied for a good part of the afternoon.

Just a stone's throw from the center of Lausanne, the Bois de Sauvabelin offers a nature walk with a lake, animals, and a playground. A free, simple, and refreshing outing for the whole family.

A wooden tower in the heart of the Sauvabelin forest, steps that climb up, and at the top, a breathtaking view of Lausanne, Lake Geneva, and the Alps. Free, simple, and memorable.

North of Lausanne, the Sauvabelin site features a lake, a wildlife park, and a wooden panoramic tower. A nature outing, free and accessible, perfect for children.

Looking for a team challenge with your kids? The Door offers immersive escape games, perfect for cooperating, thinking, and laughing together, no matter the weather.

A life-sized treasure hunt in Lausanne. In teams, you follow clever clues and solve puzzles. Perfect for moving, thinking, and exploring the city with family.

Want to move and think as a team? Lasered Lausanne combines laser tag and indoor escape games, perfect for any weather to let the kids blow off steam and stimulate their minds.

At the foot of the Cathedral, Le Petit Théâtre offers gentle performances for young audiences. A child-sized room, stories that help you grow, and a warm welcome.

What if you offered your children the longest slide in Lausanne? At Malley-Pyramides, a giant slide of 24 meters winds down at the foot of a wooded hill, surrounded by swings and a vine carousel. A recent playground, free and accessible by metro. Shall we take you there?

Want a great outdoor outing just steps from the center of Lausanne? The playground at Lake Sauvabelin, nestled at the edge of the forest by the lake, is the largest in the city. A tubular slide, zip line, nest swing, and trunk structures await children, all for free.

What if your children became fishermen for an afternoon? In Lausanne, by Lake Geneva, the Vidy playground features a real little fishing village with its stilt huts and sand. A free outdoor outing designed for the little ones.

Are you looking for a playground that keeps children entertained for hours without spending a dime? The playground in Milan, located in the heart of the Milan park in Lausanne, ticks all the boxes: an iconic cat tower, endless water and sand games, hammocks, and a slackline.

Are you looking for a large free playground in Lausanne, outdoors and just a stone's throw from the lake? The Vallée de la Jeunesse features its famous tunnel slides on hills, a maritime corner for the little ones, and a rose garden to stroll through. There's plenty to keep the whole family occupied for a good part of the afternoon.

On the shores of Lake Geneva, the Vidy Bowl is a legendary outdoor skatepark in Lausanne. A free spot for scooters, skateboards, and rollerblades, perfect for moving around with family in dry weather.

Want to get the whole family out on the lake in Lausanne? At Ouchy and Vidy, pedalo rental puts you on Lake Geneva within minutes: you pedal, sometimes slide down a little chute, and the children love taking the helm. A simple, refreshing summer outing — no booking required.

An indoor skatepark in the heart of Lausanne, perfect for discovering or progressing in skateboarding, scootering, or BMX, sheltered from the weather. Urban, safe, and family-friendly atmosphere.

An interactive museum in Lausanne where families explore the body, health, and sciences. Fun exhibits, workshops, and hands-on activities to awaken curiosity and critical thinking.

At the foot of the Cathedral, Le Petit Théâtre offers gentle performances for young audiences. A child-sized room, stories that help you grow, and a warm welcome.

A creative box ready to use delivered in French-speaking Switzerland to keep children entertained at home. Simple, fun, and screen-free, perfect for rainy days or for a birthday.

At mudac, just a stone's throw from Lausanne train station, design becomes a game of exploration. Exhibitions, everyday objects, and clever ideas spark children's curiosity.

Looking for a team challenge with your kids? The Door offers immersive escape games, perfect for cooperating, thinking, and laughing together, no matter the weather.

Just steps away from the Lausanne train station, Plateforme 10 brings together three museums and a large esplanade. A vibrant cultural space where you can stroll, learn, and marvel with children.

A large indoor trampoline park in Lausanne where children can safely expend their energy. Ideal for rainy weather or after school, with time slots for younger ones.

In Ouchy, the Olympic Museum brings together the history of sport, iconic objects, and an interactive center that gets children moving. A smart, fun, and inspiring outing by the shores of Lake Geneva.

A manor in the heart of a wooded park, accessible art exhibitions, and a café with a view: the Fondation de l'Hermitage in Lausanne is a gentle and inspiring family outing.

A life-sized treasure hunt in Lausanne. In teams, you follow clever clues and solve puzzles. Perfect for moving, thinking, and exploring the city with family.