About this venue
Quai Milliquet is a cultural center in Pully that pairs contemporary, understated architecture with a venue layout designed around the audience. The main hall is conceived as a versatile stage for concerts, theatre, screenings, talks, and curated events—easy to adapt from intimate seated formats to larger gatherings, while keeping sightlines clear and the atmosphere close to the performance.
Inside, the experience focuses on clarity and comfort: balanced acoustics that support both spoken word and live music, a welcoming ambience, and visitor-friendly flow. Practical amenities—foyer space, refreshments, and a smooth entry rhythm—help the evening feel effortless from doors-open to the final applause.
You’ll find it at Rte du Port 2, Pully, Switzerland. The entrance is reached directly on foot from Rte du Port, and drivers can use nearby public parking areas and surrounding streets, followed by a short walk to the door. For the broader picture of getting around town and using city connections, refer to the general Pully guide further down the page.
About the city
Pully, a charming town on the shores of Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) just outside Lausanne, blends calm elegance with the energy of a region known for top-tier events. Visitors value its relaxed lakeside vibe, strong selection of restaurants and bars, and the fact that major arenas and stadiums in the area are always within easy reach. Whether you’re coming for a concert or a sporting highlight, Pully makes a practical base where an event experience and a comfortable stay fit together naturally.
The town and its surroundings are exceptionally well connected, so getting to bigger venues is straightforward and stress-free. Local transport tl (Transports publics de la région lausannoise) links neighborhoods and key points, while Gare de Pully and Pully-Nord are well integrated into the SBB CFF FFS rail network, with a quick connection to the main hub Gare de Lausanne. If you’re arriving by air, the nearest international airport is Aéroport de Genève (GVA), and your trip can gain extra charm thanks to the option of arriving by boat via the CGN pier at Pully harbor.
Before or after the event, it’s worth strolling along the lake to Parc du Prieuré and Port de Pully, where you feel the town’s rhythm at its best. For panoramic views and local flavors, many choose walks toward the terraced vineyards of Lavaux, while an urban “bonus” is close at hand in Lausanne—from the lakeside promenade of Ouchy to viewpoints and the historic core around Cathédrale de Lausanne. That way, buying tickets becomes a complete getaway, not just an evening at a venue.
