Timeline
16:12
Walk to the sculpture garden at the Olympic Museum. The open space overlooks Lac Léman and offers a clear view of the sun dipping below the horizon toward the WSW. It is a quiet, public spot to watch the light fade.
16:42
Head to the Café du Château. Since the Brasserie opens at 17:00, you will arrive just in time to grab a ginger beer or a pizza. The service is counter-style, so order quickly before finding a seat.
17:12
Make your way to Le Romandie. This rock club and live music venue is the anchor of your evening. Check their website for the specific program, as the atmosphere shifts with the acts.
18:42
End the night at Bar Tabac. This friendly café offers a calm climate and a huge selection of Belgian beers and French wines. It is a pleasant place to linger after the music has finished.
Local tip
The Olympic Museum is closed on Mondays, so plan your visit on any other day of the week. The walk from the museum to the old town is short but involves some elevation.
Check before you go
- Café du Château opens daily from 17:00.
- Le Romandie does not publish hours in the context; check their website for the program.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Lausanne (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).