All audiences
Guided tours, audio guides, creative workshops, activity books, and inclusive outreach:
the Biennale offers a range of visitor experiences and fun activities designed to suit all tastes!
Private guided tour
Share a special moment at the 2026 Vevey Images Biennale with a bespoke guided tour!
Private guided tours are organised every day, from 8am to 7pm. Whether you’re with your family, colleagues or friends, a guide will tailor the tour to your group and introduce you to this year’s flagship projects.
Public guided tour
Let us guide you through the exhibitions at the Vevey Images Biennale 2026!
Every Saturday and Sunday at 11.00 and 15.00, and on Mondays during the Jeûne at the same times.
Free, booking recommended.
Meeting point: the entrance staircase to the Salle del Castillo.
Guided bike tour
Discover the outdoor exhibitions of the Vevey Images Biennale 2026 in a different way: by bike!
These free guided tours take place every Friday at 6pm.
Tours are cancelled in the event of rain. The tour starts in front of the entrance to the Salle del Castillo.
Booking recommended.
Guided tour by skateboard
As part of Luisa Dörr’s ‘Imilia’ exhibition, which celebrates skateboarding, this year’s Biennale Images Vevey is offering a new way to explore its exhibitions on the move.
Accompanied by Vanessa Udriot, artist and co-founder of the Lausanne Skateboard Club, explore the quays of Vevey on a skateboard, rollerblades or a scooter.
Open to everyone!
Every Wednesday at 6 pm.
Free, booking recommended.
Starting point: the entrance steps to the Salle del Castillo.
Cancelled in the event of rain.
Guided tour in sign language
Explore the exhibitions through a guided tour in sign language, led by Noha El Sadawy, a Deaf cultural mediator.
Noha El Sadawy offers a sensitive and engaging exploration of the Biennale’s artworks and themes, sharing her perspective, knowledge and experience in cultural mediation.
Designed for Deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences, this tour is also open to everyone. To ensure that everyone can fully follow the tour, a French Sign Language (LSF) interpreter will be present to provide interpretation into spoken French.
18 September, 4-5 pm.
27 September, 2-3 pm.
Free of charge, registration recommended.
Starting point: the entrance steps to the Salle del Castillo.
For further information, please contact mediation@images.ch
Audioguide
Download the Zada app for free onto your smartphone and access the Biennale’s audio guide! It guides you through each exhibition, offers themed tours and provides information on events you won’t want to miss.
Let’s have some fun with the pictures!
For younger visitors, ask for the activity book at the information points and let the Spaghetti mascot guide you through the Biennale Images Vevey!
For older visitors, pick up a copy of the pocket guide, a practical guide to discovering photography, sharpening your eye and deepening your understanding of images.