The Village
A village open to all – to gather and express yourself freely
The Pride Village is a place of festivity and exchange for everyone, situated in the Parc de Milan. It’s the beating heart of Pride, bringing together communities, allies, and everyone there to celebrate diversity
How to get to the Village?
For a smooth arrival, we recommend planning your travel in advance as roads and public transport will be busy. For environmental reasons, we strongly encourage the use trains, buses and the metro.
The Village is situated in the parc de Milan.
- 📍 From the greater Lausanne area.
- The smart move: Take the M2 metro to Lausanne main train station (Lausanne-Gare), and walk the rest of the way (about 5 minutes to get to the park)..
- Bus alternative: The lines 1 and 25 stop at Cèdres or Jardin Botanique, t the foot of the park.
- 🚊 From Lausanne main train station.
- On foot: The Parc de Milan is very close! The Village is only a 5-minute walk away, south of the train station (towards the lake).
- 🚗 Coming by car (avoid downtown)
Road traffic will be heavily impacted during the event.- Our advice: Park easily at the park and ride P+R Vennes, and take the M2 metro to the train station (arrêt Lausanne-Gare), and walk the remaining 5 minutes to the park.
Note: For logistical reasons, the stands at Pride will not accept cash payment. Please prioritize electronic payment methods.
🕒 Village Schedule
- Friday June 26th, 2026: 5pm – 12am
- Saturday June 27th, 2026: 4pm – 12am
To keep the party going even longer, afters have been organised at Mad club, Bourg, Romandie and ABC (official passes available via our crowdfunding).
🗺️ Village map

Legend

Information stand, shop and Lost & Found

Main Stage

Side stage

Family Zone

Activity area

Botanical gardens

Centre for gender studies
Swiss LGBTQIA+ panel

Bar

Wine bar

Food trucks

Deposit return

Drinkable water

Association stands

Market

Toilets

Urinals

Accessible WC

Baby changing station

Prevention stand

Infirmary

Quiet Zone

Entry / Exit
Association and collective stands
A
- Narcotiques Anonymes
- Santé Sexuelle Suisse
- Involve
B
- Queer PVL – Réseau LGBTQIA+ des vert’libéraux suisses
- Groupe vert LGBTIQ+ et allié.e.x.s
- PS queer Suisse
- Parti Communiste Révolutionnaire (samedi)
C
- Bi+ Suisse
- Polyamour Romandie
D
- Églises pour les LGBTIQ+
- QueerVS (samedi)
- Amnesty International
E
- VoQueer (samedi)
- Habitats Arc en Ciel (samedi)
- Festival Everybody’s Perfect
F
- Mets tes palmes
- PlanQueer
- Contre attaque & Autonomie
G
- Sports lausannois : AbFab, Aquarius, Frontrunners, Randonnées Voqueer
- ASVd – Association du Scoutisme Vaudois
H
- LOS – Organisation Suisse des Lesbiennes, Bisexuelxles et femmes queer
- Pink Cross
I
- LGBTIQ Helpline
- Association STOP SUICIDE
- Fondation Agnodice et Association Transparent
J
- Centre en études genre
- Association Arc En Scène
- Panel Suisse LGBTIQ+
Market
M
- Stand partenaire – Logitech
- Paillettes et revolution
N
- Animalsenplastique
- Verveine Citronelle illustration
- Lox et Lé0
O
- Astronomlee
- Tessy Savary x Bisou d’Amour
- Swiss Ice Events
P
- love-union.de
Q
- Lu.sculpt
- Lâminas
- Chez Céline
- Suffragerie
- EcoGlitz crystal glitter
R
- Association Kimera
- Crazyworldofval
- Lovo Nova
Food trucks
T
- Bánh Mì – Spécialités vietnamiennes
- Bonbon/Churros
- El Argentino
- Man’ouchy – Lebanon’s favorite…
- The Barista Lab
U
- Guliko – Spécialités géorgiennes
- CH!CHE – Plant-based street food
- Gaufres & Compagnies
- Bifad’Oro – Saveurs du Portugal
- Trash Burger
- O’panuozzo – Italian street food
V
- Le petit Paris – Crêpes françaises
- Gyros Greek
- Globe traiteur – Spécialités indiennes (samedi)
- Ça Rûpe – Saveurs locales
- Kalan – Glaces artisanales
🎉 What to do in the Village?
- On stage: Speeches, artistic performances and concerts (see the program) ;
- Activities: Varied activities for all ages (see the program) ;
- Food and drink: Various food trucks and bars
- Association and collective stands: Meet and exchange with many activist associations and collectives
- Market: Makers’ market and vendors stalls
- Quiet zones: Calm areas to relax and take a break.
- Family zone: A space created for kids and their loved ones
- Health: Care and screening area




