Music and Convention Center Montreux

The success of Montreux as a tourist resort led to its decision to launch out into the organisation of cultural and corporate events. A new image, stemming from the Septembre Musical, created in 1946, and the Jazz Festival, created in 1967, gave Montreux world-wide renown. Continuing on its chosen path of event and business tourism, in 1973 Montreux opened a Convention Centre on the shores of Lake Geneva. Extended in 1981, the Convention Centre, in its present form with vast ceiling to floor windows, was opened in 1993 with the inauguration of the prestigious Stravinski Auditorium and concert hall.

In May 2006, the Montreux Convention Centre changed its name to become the Montreux Music & Convention Centre (2m2c) to better correspond to its growing reputation built on music and events.

• At the border of Lake Geneva with spectacular view of the Alps
• 18’000m2 surface for conferences and events, latest technology