Venue · Lausanne, Switzerland
Beaulieu Lausanne
Also known as Beaulieu Congress Center and Exhibition · Beaulieu Lausanne2
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About the venue
Beaulieu Exploitation SA is a service company based in the Canton of Vaud, active in organisation and hosting of all types of commercial and cultural events. It operates the Beaulieu Lausanne Conference Centre: 50,500 m2 of exhibition floor space; 30 auditoria, conference halls, seminar rooms and banqueting rooms that can accommodate from 15 to 5,000 people; a 1844 seat theatre; an underground car park with 580 spaces; 10 restaurants, managed by Beaulieu Restauration SA, a subsidiary of the DSR group. It has three strategic objectives, in order of importance: creation and organisation of our own fairs and exhibitions; hosting of exhibitions, conferences and events organised by third parties; operation of the Beaulieu theatre.
The shareholders of Beaulieu Exploitation SA include above all private organisations (major companies in the region, SMEs and smaller shareholders).
It is separate from the Beaulieu Foundation which owns the infrastructures. A lease agreement has been in place binding these two entities since February 2000. The Beaulieu Foundation is an umbrella association, whose members include the Canton of Vaud, the City of Lausanne, all of the districts of Lausanne Region, other municipalities in the Canton of Vaud and a number of private investors.
From the bvents archive. Halls and facilities may have changed.
Events held here
2017
- 9–11 Nov 2017
- 12–15 Jan 2017
2015
- 5–7 Nov 2015
- 31 Oct – 3 Nov 2015
- 13–22 Sep 2015
- 15–16 May 2015
- 12–15 Apr 2015
- 17–20 Jan 2015
2014
- 31 Oct – 3 Nov 2014
- 13–22 Sep 2014
- 15–16 May 2014
- 12–15 Apr 2014
- 28–29 Mar 2014
- 8 Mar 2014
- 16–19 Jan 2014
2013
- 31 Oct – 3 Nov 2013
- 30 Oct – 1 Nov 2013
- 13–22 Sep 2013
- 15–16 May 2013
- 23–24 Mar 2013
- 21 Mar 2013
- 17–20 Jan 2013
2012
- 15–18 Nov 2012
- 15 Oct 2012
- 14–23 Sep 2012
- 28–29 Mar 2012
- 12–15 Jan 2012
2011
- 17–20 Nov 2011
- 2–4 Nov 2011
- 15 Oct 2011
- 7–9 Oct 2011
- 16–25 Sep 2011
- 24–27 May 2011
- 13–16 Jan 2011
2010
- 25–28 Nov 2010
- 16–17 Oct 2010
- 8–10 Oct 2010
- 17–26 Sep 2010
- 8–11 Jun 2010
- 28–29 Mar 2010
2009
- 19–22 Nov 2009
- 14–22 Nov 2009
- 17–18 Oct 2009
- 10–11 Oct 2009
- 18–27 Sep 2009
- 26–27 Mar 2009
2008
- 22–30 Nov 2008
- 20–23 Nov 2008
- 3–5 Oct 2008
- 12–21 Sep 2008
- 13–14 Mar 2008