Introduction to the Olympic Museum: The International Olympic Committee has been located in Lausanne since 1917, and Lausanne is therefore known as the "Olympic Capital".
The Lausanne Olympic Museum (Olympic Museum) is located on the shores of Lake Geneva. It is the world's largest Olympic competition information center. In the museum's 3,400 square meter exhibition hall, it shows people from ancient Greece through art, documents, videos and other related materials. The history of the Olympic movement to this day is the only museum in the world that introduces the Olympics from multiple perspectives, and it is also an international preservation and research center.
The museum also has a 180-seat conference hall, a bar, a coffee house, and a sculpture park overlooking the Alps and lakes.