IOC Headquarters

The headquarters of the International Olympic Committee is leaning on the lake. From the door, the huge forest vegetation cover makes people feel that the environment here is very good. In fact, it is still a certain distance from the city of Lausanne. It is still a quiet effect. The area across the road near the lake can also be seen. Some statues reflect the sports spirit, there are often people running on the side of the statue. The atmosphere of life is very strong.

The IOC headquarters is a very important institution. This place is very good and a very public-interest place. The IOC headquarters is also very important. You can learn a lot about the Olympics. [Cost-effective] Free external visit

Lausanne is the Olympics capital, so visiting to Lausanne without stopping at the Olympics museum isn't complete. We learned a lot about the history of the Olympics here.

For a considerable period after the IOC was founded, Coubertin's residence in Paris was the headquarters of the IOC. In 1915, to avoid the interference of the war on the Olympic movement, Coubertin moved the IOC headquarters from Paris, France, to Lausanne, Switzerland. Since then Lausanne and the Olympic Movement have been inseparable. In 1982, the IOC declared Lausanne the "Olympic City", and on December 5, 1993, the IOC declared Lausanne the "Olympic Capital".

I haven’t been inside the building bit the building from outside is nice

Take bus 6 from the old city to the IOC headquarters (CIO) in the western suburbs of the city. The IOC headquarters is not in the same place as the Olympic Museum. This area is surrounded by football fields and camping bases, hidden in the glass room, the IOC office building is not a start. There is a bronze sculpture of a woman from China on the lawn to "go to the world", and the Olympic Committee is an office agency, only to look at it.