Venues

A Royal Hall just like the figure to whom the Victoria Hall was dedicated, Queen Victoria!

François Bartholoni, a music financier and generous patron, provided Geneva with the first Conservatory established in Switzerland, which opened its doors in September 1835.

Almost a century devoted to promoting public baths.

Today, people come to the Grand Théâtre de Genève to enjoy opera together, to discover a creation, to have dinner with friends or to dance during a "Late Night".

The series of concerts for "Little Ears" (Petites Oreilles) – for children from 4 years old – has been held in the Salle Marie Laggé since 2014.

Since the beginning, our driving force has been to enable each pupil to achieve their full potential in a warm and welcoming environment.

The Espace Culturel Genthod, located at 4 chemin de la Pralay, is equipped with professional facilities to accommodate 300 people for high-quality performances...

The Théâtre de Beaulieu, the largest theatre in Switzerland, first opened its doors on 19 November 1954.

Built in 1998 by the French architect Jean Nouvel, the KKL (Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Luzern) is a multifunctional cultural building...

The Fondation Equilibre and Nuithonie operate the Equilibre theatre in Fribourg, a large stage dedicated to hosting large-scale shows...

Noda BCVS, a new venue for concerts and conferences in the heart of Sion...

The Berlin Philharmonic has been the musical heart of Berlin since 1963.

With the Philharmonie, Jean Nouvel offers innovative architecture which blends into the Parc de la Villette, on the edge of Paris and in the heart of a speedily evolving metropolis...

The lobby has a parquet floor rising to the ground floor and balconies and steps on the 1st and 2nd floors. A lift serves the 1st floor. In the balconies and terraces, balustrades with a steel mesh covering are attached.

A visit to the Elbphilharmonie is a special experience for all the senses...

Its name suggests this: The Alte Oper Frankfurt is a theatre with a history.

Concerts in unique and professional settings.

When the Vienna Concert Hall opened in 1913 after only two years of construction, it was one of the most modern large buildings in the Danube Monarchy.

Built by Geneva architect Marc Camoletti to bring together different public collections under one roof, the Musée d'art et d'histoire was inaugurated in 1910.