Fabienne Levy Gallery

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Address

Avenue d'Ouchy 70
1006 Lausanne

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Schedules

From 01.01.2026 to 31.12.2026

Open

Closed

Lundi

Closed

Mardi

10:00 - 18:30

Mercredi

10:00 - 18:30

Jeudi

10:00 - 18:30

Vendredi

10:00 - 18:30

Samedi

11:00 - 17:30

Dimanche

Closed

Free entrance

+41 21 711 43 20

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From Lausanne, reach one of the forty Swiss or French ports, and let yourself be carried away by the exceptional scenery of Lake Geneva. Whether you're on a romantic or gourmet cruise, or simply want to sail across the lake, the CGN boats are a must for your holidays in Switzerland.

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It features three sumptuous Lausanne gardens, situated one after the other along the quays: the Denantou, the Elysée, a little further back, and the Olympic Park, but also the rose garden of Place du Général Guisan, which boasts more than 130 different species of rose. Finally, from the CGN landing stages located at the bottom of the Dapples gardens you can embark for a unique cruise over Lake Geneva.

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Lake Geneva, the largest freshwater lake in western Europe - and certainly the most romantic, having inspired countless artists - captivates the eye.

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Founded in 2019 in Lausanne, Fabienne Levy Gallery presents a predominantly solo exhibition programme, offering artists the opportunity to create not only singular works, but also immersive environments that transform the exhibition experience. The gallery presents five to six exhibitions per year, featuring a selection of Swiss and international artists, including Ben Arpea, Amit Berman, Norbert Bisky, Alina Frieske, Lucia Hierro, Maria Kozak, Vanessa Safavi, Tang Shuo, and Adriel Visoto, among others. Since its establishment, Fabienne Levy has opened two additional galleries in Switzerland, in Geneva in 2023 and Zurich in 2025.

The gallery is also committed to supporting emerging artists. In 2020, it launched the “Space Invasion” project, inviting students from Swiss art schools to participate in a group exhibition at the gallery. In 2024, it created “Bridge Out”, an artist residency programme designed to foster cultural and artistic exchange.

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Cruise on Lake Geneva (CGN)