Unusual activities

Les Bains des Rives, located in Bellerive, is a temporary facility designed for wellness, socializing, and cold-water swimming. The new setup includes a yurt dedicated to relaxation and a refreshment area, a large terrace, two saunas accommodating up to fifteen people, and changing rooms. Drinks and snacks will be available for on-site consumption.

Discover Bubble Football with friends, family or colleagues. Bubble Football is a game of football or other sports played in a giant bubble. Whether it’s indoors or outdoors, the sessions take place all year round and for your different events.

The World Archery Excellence Centre is a world-class training, competition and learning facility dedicated to the sport of archery. It’s possible to rent the infrastructures as well as to take archery lessons.

The Colore Box is a concept invented by two Lausanne artists who wanted to help people let go and create different emotions thanks to paint. Several options are available, it’s up to you to choose the one that suits you best.

Inspired by scenario-based paintball, Cobalt Project is a full-scale strategic role-playing game in an ultra-realistic environment with multiple infrastructures. With friends or colleagues, you must achieve a common mission within unique game scenarios in which tactics, exploration and team spirit are key.

Just outside Lausanne, discover an unusual and original activity: axe throwing. Whether it’s with your family, friends or even colleagues, give this new leisure sport a shot.

Born in Switzerland, LaseRed is the first concept that combines both, Laser Game & Escape Room at the same time. Experience the action of a Laser Game, the riddles of an Escape Game and deep dive in an adventure worth a great action movie, all in one!

Ideally located in the heart of Lausanne and spread across close to 12,000m2, the Beaulieu Sports Halls offer a vast choice of physical and sports activities for the whole population, with close to 14 different disciplines organised by the various groups of people involved in Lausanne sports.

150 trampolines spread over more than 3300 m2