From Ancient Torches to Modern Medals: A Century of Olympic Magic
Nestled on the shores of Lake Geneva, the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland, is where sports history comes alive 🏅✨. Founded in 1993 by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), this iconic spot celebrates 100 years as the Olympic movement’s beating heart.
Walk through decades of athletic glory with over 1,000 artifacts, including every Olympic torch since 1936 and medals that tell stories of triumph 🏃♂️💨. Ever wondered what shoes Usain Bolt wore or what Simone Biles’ leotard feels like? You’ll find them here!
More Than Just Trophies
The museum isn’t just a trophy case—it’s a journey through the Games’ evolution, from ancient Greece to today’s global spectacles 🌍. Interactive exhibits let you test your reflexes like a sprinter or learn how tech reshapes sports. (Spoiler: those high-tech swimsuits? They’re wild. 🩱)
Pro tip: Don’t miss the panoramic views of the Alps from the museum café—perfect for that 📸 ‘I’m basically an Olympian’ selfie.
Note: This feature is based on independent research and is not affiliated with CGTN.
