About Millennium
Millennium is an exceptional business and events center offering a unique range of high-end services and shops. Its reception spaces host more than 1,000 major professional and cultural events every year. Equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure and high-quality hospitality services, Millennium notably features a 500-seat auditorium, reception and conference rooms, as well as the world’s very first Montreux Jazz Club. The catering service offers an outstanding culinary experience tailored to the needs of each event. Millennium also provides a rich and diverse cultural program open to the general public, including concerts, screenings, and artistic events throughout the year. Ideally located in the heart of the Lake Geneva region, just minutes from downtown Lausanne and EPFL, Millennium is directly accessible from major highways and only 30 minutes from Geneva, Bern, or Montreux. Millennium invites you to experience something truly unique—beyond the unexpected.
Millennium X Le Montreux Jazz Festival:
We are proud to renew, for the second consecutive year, our exclusive partnership with the Montreux Jazz Festival as an Innovation & Strategic Partner.
Together, we continue our long-term commitment by contributing to the production and enhancement of the Festival’s digital archives. Through our expertise, innovations, and technological resources, we actively participate in enriching the unique musical heritage of the Montreux Jazz Festival, which is listed as part of the UNESCO World Heritage.
Driven by shared values and a passion for music and technology, our teams combine their strengths to preserve and share the exceptional history and experience of the Montreux Jazz Festival and its founder, Claude Nobs.
In this continuity, we inaugurated the Montreux Jazz Club Millennium in 2024, the first permanent club in the world to bear this iconic name. This unique venue offers exclusive concerts throughout the year, blending renowned artists and emerging talents, in an intimate and elegant atmosphere.
