The famous three-metre bronze statue of Freddie Mercury is the work of Czech sculptor Irena Sedlecká. Unveiled in November 1996 by Brian May, in the presence of Montserrat…
The work of Montreux sculptor Bernard Bavaud, this bust was donated in 1996 by the Association of Friends of the Montreux Jazz Festival for the festival’s 30th edition.
Unveiled in 2013, this bust of the German composer Richard Strauss is the work of Montreux sculptor Bernard Bavaud, donated by the association of Friends of Richard Strauss.
This giant saxophone with colourful psychedelic patterns was installed on the quays in 2014, for the bicentenary of the birth of Adolphe Sax, the Belgian instrument maker born in…
The great German conductor Wilhelm Furtwängler, a legendary figure of twentieth-century conducting and long-time director of the Berlin Philharmonic, chose Clarens, on the…
Igor Stravinsky lived in Clarens in the early twentieth century: it was there that he composed most of “The Rite of Spring” (1912-1913), the work that caused a scandal in Paris…
The bust of B.B. King shows him with Lucille, his legendary guitar. The work of sculptor Marco Zeno, it honours one of the greatest regulars of the Montreux Jazz Festival: the…
Microphone in hand and arm raised, the queen of soul sings for eternity in the garden of the Montreux Palace. This bust of Aretha Franklin, sculpted by Marco Zeno and donated by…
Arms raised to the sky, a huge smile and his guitar held close: the bust of Carlos Santana, sculpted by Marco Zeno and unveiled in July 2012, breathes the joy that characterises…
Head thrown back in laughter, hands on a bronze keyboard: the bust of Ray Charles captures the genius of soul in his element. The work of Marco Zeno, donated by Barbara J.
Harmonica to his lips and torso thrown back, this life-size statue of Claude Nobs (1936-2013), the work of Andreas Altmann unveiled in 2017, watches over the Palace garden and its…
Producer and sound engineer at Mountain Studios for two decades, David Richards (1956-2013) shaped the sound of dozens of albums recorded in Montreux: he worked with Queen on…
This silhouette bench is part of the “Rencontres & Inspiration” trail, which dots the Riviera with figures of the celebrities who found inspiration in Montreux, from Victor Hugo…
Another stage of the “Rencontres & Inspiration” trail, this silhouette bench honours Claude Nobs (1936-2013), the founder of the Montreux Jazz Festival, a stone’s throw from the…
In this peaceful cemetery above Clarens, surrounded by greenery with Lake Geneva below, rests David Richards (1956-2013), the producer and sound engineer who kept Mountain Studios…
In 2013, a few months after the death of Claude Nobs, Montreux renamed a stretch of its Grand-Rue “Avenue Claude Nobs”, between the Rue du Lac and the foot of the Avenue de la…
It was in the Tavel district, above Clarens, that Igor Stravinsky lived and worked during his Montreux years. He stayed in particular at the Les Tilleuls guesthouse, where he…
In 2000, Claude Nobs fell for the drawings of Albin Christen: the poetic, teeming world of the Lausanne artist illustrated the poster of the 34th Montreux Jazz Festival, a round…
Landmark structure / concert poster · Not open to visitors
Montreux
Viaduc de Chillon
Autoroute A9, Veytaux, Villeneuve
Opened in 1969, the twin Chillon viaducts sweep their concrete curves above the vineyards and the lake, just behind the castle: a feat of engineering that became, almost by…
The Collège de Montreux, on the Rue de la Gare, still takes in secondary-school pupils. For the history of song it matters because a director and his son left their mark there…
Perched at 2,045 metres on the summit of the Rochers-de-Naye, reached from Montreux by rack railway, this alpine botanical garden is one of the oldest in Switzerland.
“Allô Claude” is a red telephone box that the Montreux artist Pascal Bettex has packed with small objects: a record, a train, a motorbike, a harmonica, a saxophone, bicycle…
By the lake in Territet, the Parc des Roses brings together, in a single green setting, the marble statue of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, known as Sissi, and a small old cemetery…
Départ : Casino Barrière de Montreux, Rue du Théâtre 9, 1820 Montreux
Montreux Jazz Origins opens the doors of original, sometimes private places, all linked to the origins of the Montreux Jazz Festival and to its creator, Claude Nobs.
Bowler hat, cane and duck-footed walk: Charlie Chaplin’s tramp has watched over the Vevey quays since 1982, facing the lake and a few steps from the Fork planted in the water.
Ernest Ansermet (1883-1969) was a son of Vevey, born into a family of amateur musicians. His home town dedicated a quay to him along Lake Geneva, just as Vevey elsewhere keeps the…
Clara Haskil (1895-1960), one of the greatest pianists of the twentieth century, celebrated above all for her Mozart, took refuge in Vevey at the end of 1942 and lived there until…
Ignacy Jan Paderewski (1860-1941), an adored pianist, composer and briefly head of the Polish government, lived from 1899 at Riond-Bosson, near Morges.
Fontaine des Trois Couronnes, quai Perdonnet, Vevey
In front of the Hôtel des Trois Couronnes, on the Vevey quay, a bronze bust of Ignacy Jan Paderewski (1860-1941), the work of the Zurich sculptor Alphons Friedrich Magg…
Set offshore from Villeneuve, at the eastern end of Lake Geneva and some five hundred metres from the mouth of the Eau Froide, the Île de Peilz is the smallest and the only…
In the heart of Lausanne’s old town, the Place de la Palud is overlooked by the town hall. It was there that David Bowie married the Somali model Iman on 24 April 1992, in the…
Fairmont Le Montreux Palace, Av. Claude-Nobs 2, Montreux
The official café of the Montreux Jazz Festival, at the Fairmont Le Montreux Palace, is decorated with objects, photographs and archives retracing nearly sixty years of the…
Fairmont Le Montreux Palace, Avenue Claude-Nobs 2, 1820 Montreux (à côté de Furer)
This bar at the Fairmont Le Montreux Palace was once called Harry’s Bar: the essential meeting place for every star passing through Montreux, where the festival’s jam sessions…
Founded in 1965 by Claude Nobs and Karl Iverson in the old town of Montreux, Le Museum was first a nightclub, one of the high places of Montreux nights: the artists passing…
Inaugurated in 1993 within the Congress Centre, the Auditorium Stravinski is the main stage of the Montreux Jazz Festival: the greatest names in music have performed there, and…
No place concentrates the musical history of Montreux like its Casino. It was here, from 1967, that Claude Nobs held the first editions of the Montreux Jazz Festival, and here too…
At the Riviera Café, on the Rue du Théâtre, the decor extends the town’s musical history: signed guitars, on loan from the Claude Nobs Foundation, hang on the walls.
Perched on its terrace above the lake, in the Les Planches district, the old town of Montreux, the Temple Saint-Vincent is the historic church of the commune.
A refugee in Switzerland since February 1945 after fleeing Nazi Germany, Wilhelm Furtwängler was reunited in Montreux with his wife Elisabeth, née Ackermann, whom he had married…
Rue du Pont 24, quartier des Planches, 1820 Montreux
In the Planches district, La Scène des Planches is a place devoted to music and the stage. Run by the team of the Ateliers Tous en Scène, it hosts concerts, singing lessons and…
Founded in 1982, the École de Jazz de Montreux was one of the first in French-speaking Switzerland, in a town the festival had already put on the world jazz map.
Born in February 2021 out of sessions streamed live from a shared flat in Vevey during the pandemic, La 17ème has settled on the Avenue des Alpes in Montreux.
Three hundred metres above Montreux, at the Glion station where the Territet funicular and the Rochers-de-Naye train arrive, the old station buffet has kept its panoramic terrace…
A stone’s throw from the Parc des Roses, the Anglican church of St John’s was built for the large British colony that wintered in Territet at the end of the nineteenth century.
The Yodleurclub Montreux is a yodelling society founded in 1923, born in the wake of the Sängerbund. Today it brings together some twenty active singers.
Initiated by Claire Anne Piguet and Vivian Berg in 2011, the Ensemble Arabesque performs the music of the 17th and 18th centuries on historical instruments, in places chosen for…
The Corps de Musique de Montreux-Clarens (CMMC) is a wind band of about 24 musicians, born on 31 March 2000 from the merger of two historic societies: the Fanfare de l’Avenir…
The Académie suisse de Cor des Alpes (Alphorn Academy of Switzerland) was founded in 1998 by Francis Scherly and Jozsef Molnar, and has its seat in Montreux.
Between October 1976 and April 1977, the British band Yes settled at Mountain Studios in Montreux to record “Going for the One”, their first album made outside the United Kingdom.
Since the 2002 merger that created the Conservatoire de Musique Montreux-Vevey-Riviera (CMVR), the Vevey site has occupied the Maison de Warens, on the Grand-Place.
Set on the Avenue de Gilamont, the Rocking Chair, the RKC to regulars, is Vevey’s contemporary music venue. Its programme is deliberately eclectic: rock, punk and psych, electro…
Set by the lake on the market square of Vevey, the Salle del Castillo owes its name to Andrés del Castillo, who in 1904 gave the town a donation to build a concert hall.
On the Rue d’Italie, in old Vevey, Le Bout du Monde is a bar and stage open seven days a week: you can have a drink, a bite to eat, and catch concerts (folk, traditional…
Château (events venue) · Not open to visitors, but available to rent
Vevey
Château de l'Aile
Grande Place 1, Vevey
Set on Vevey's Grande Place, facing Lake Geneva, the Château de l'Aile owes its neo-Gothic silhouette to the banker Jacques-Édouard Couvreu, who had the building rebuilt between…
Chœur à Corps is a Vevey women’s choir, founded in 1993. Some fifteen amateur singers sing, dance and carry original narrative shows, built over two years.
In the heart of Vevey, on the Grande Place, “Au Cep d’Or” is a neighbourhood bistro born in 1925, loyal to local artisans and home-cooked seasonal food.
Opened on 1 November 2023 by OSEO Vaud, “Oser Jouer” is a public library of musical instruments in Vevey: you borrow something to play, free of charge, whatever your age…
A stone’s throw from the Grande Place, L’Oriental is one of Vevey’s living stages. Its programme is not limited to theatre: concerts are heard there regularly — from…
Recognisable by its stone steeple and slender spire, the Temple Saint-Théodule dates largely from the fourteenth century, before being substantially remodelled between 1792 and…
Set up each fine season on the Roussy quays in La Tour-de-Peilz, La Boélande is a pop-up guinguette open from early April to late October, feet in the water and facing the lake.
Salle des Remparts, Place des Anciens-Fossés, 1814 La Tour-de-Peilz
The Union Chorale of La Tour-de-Peilz is a mixed choir founded in 1866, specialising in oratorio. Some sixty singers perform an essentially classical repertoire, with pride of…
Les Concerts de Villeneuve grew out of a very concrete project: the organist Nicole Hostettler founded the association to bring together lovers of classical music, but also to…
Crescendo (“growing”) was first, in 1989, the children’s choir of the Chablais, bringing together young people from the schools of Aigle, Bex and around.
Once the residence of the knights of Aigle and then of the Bernese governors, the Château d’Aigle raises its towers in the heart of the vineyard, above the old Cloître quarter.
Villars Palace, Route des Hôtels 28, 1884 Villars-sur-Ollon (Alpes vaudoises)
In Villars-sur-Ollon, a Vaud Alps resort half an hour from Montreux, the Villars Palace theatre has become an off-season stage for the Montreux Jazz Festival.
At Bex, at the foot of the Vaud Alps, lies a maze of galleries dug into the mountain since the 17th century. You go down on a miners’ little train, at a constant temperature, to…
Jeunesse & Musique is the music school of Blonay and Saint-Légier-La Chiésaz. It offers children and young people a complete path, from musical initiation to instrumental tuition…
The Amicale Fanfare de l’Automne (AFA) is a brass band from Blonay founded in 1980, made up of some thirty retired musicians, with an average age of about 74.
Akordiono (“accordion” in Esperanto) is a Blonay accordion ensemble, born in 2015 from the merger of four accordion societies of the Chablais and the Riviera.
In the heart of the UNESCO-listed Lavaux terraces, on the very spot where the Tour de Chenaux stood from the twelfth century, the Domaine Wannaz has been farmed biodynamically…
The Montreux Jazz Club Millennium opened in 2024 in Crissier, on the edge of Lausanne, in the Millennium business and events centre, a festival partner since 2023.
Stade Olympique de la Pontaise, route des Plaines-du-Loup 4, 1018 Lausanne
Michael Jackson never sang in Montreux itself. His Swiss concerts took place a little further west, at the Pontaise stadium in Lausanne: three times in nine years, for three world…
A concert hall and club in Lausanne, opened in the 1980s, which became a landmark of rock, punk and the beginnings of hip-hop in French-speaking Switzerland.
Half an hour from Montreux, in the Flon district of Lausanne, the MAD Club opened in 1985 and became one of the country’s great night venues: five floors, four dancefloors…
Casino de Montbenon, allée Ernest-Ansermet 3, Lausanne
The Salle Paderewski, at the Casino de Montbenon, is one of Lausanne’s great concert halls, prized for its acoustics and devoted above all to recitals and chamber music.
In the Sévelin district, right beside the Flon, Les Docks is a venue devoted to contemporary music. Here you find international headliners as much as new discoveries and Swiss…
The HEMU is the university-level school that trains the professional musicians of western Switzerland. Part of the HES-SO, it brings together more than 500 students of around…
Based in Lausanne, the Béjart Ballet Lausanne is one of the few companies able to fill vast spaces, from the Palais des congrès in Paris to the Kremlin.
A century-old events site in the heart of the Vaud capital, Beaulieu brings together exhibition halls, an auditorium, vast gardens and a theatre renovated in 2022, associated with…
A Voce Rivolta is a choir of the Vaud Riviera, founded in 2012. Over a decade it has staged many concerts and events, carried by successive conductors, in a deliberately eclectic…
The Saint-Légier music society was founded on 1 May 1903. First a small village band, it became a wind band, twice Vaud champion in the 3rd category (2013 and 2018).
Housed in the authentic Mountain Studios, at the heart of the Casino de Montreux, this free exhibition supported by the Mercury Phoenix Trust brings the Queen years back to life.
Housed in former winegrowers’ houses in old Montreux, the local history museum tells the extraordinary fate of this wine-growing village that became a world capital of tourism and…
On the Grand-Rue, a stone’s throw from the Place du Marché and the Freddie Mercury statue, the Bazar Suisse is a Montreux institution: it offers one of the town’s finest…
Avenue Claude-Nobs 2, 1820 Montreux (à côté du coiffeur du Montreux Palace)
On the avenue that bears the name of the festival’s founder, the official Montreux Jazz Festival shop extends the experience all year round: historic posters of the great…
Montreux Jazz Café, Fairmont Le Montreux Palace, Av. Claude-Nobs 2, Montreux
On display at the Montreux Jazz Café, this large portrait of Quincy Jones was painted by Franck Bouroullec, who gave it to him personally, and bears the producer’s handwritten…
Montreux Jazz Café, Fairmont Le Montreux Palace, Av. Claude-Nobs 2, Montreux
Freddie Mercury gave two Japanese kimonos to Thierry Amsallem and Claude Nobs, without saying which was for whom: the white one is shown here at the Montreux Jazz Café, at the…
A medieval fortress set on a rocky islet on the shore of Lake Geneva, the Château de Chillon is Switzerland’s most visited historic monument; Byron immortalised it in “The…
For anyone who wants to leave Montreux with a record rather than a souvenir, Montreux Records is the address: a vinyl shop, new and second-hand, on the Avenue des Alpes.
On the Montreux quays, not far from the Place du Marché, a Moorish-style building stands out from its surroundings: Le Palais Oriental, which locals still call “le Hoggar”, after…
Founded by Baptiste Melileo in a lane of old Clarens, Byron Studio occupies a vaulted cellar dating from 1640, fitted with an isolated recording booth and a mixing control room.
Opened in early 2026 in Clarens by the Lausanne agency édulcoré, this studio records podcasts and shoots short-form content for social media, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, with…
Michel Vernaz and Lina Pichler repair, overhaul and maintain every kind of wind instrument, flutes, clarinets, saxophones, trumpets, trombones, tubas, for professionals, seasoned…
Founded by guitarist Jean-Georges Linsig at the entrance to Montreux’s old town, Studio Les 3 Lunes offers a vintage 36-track analogue console for recording, mixing…
On the Avenue des Alpes, Rootness was founded in 2013 by Isaias and Thony Vega. It is neither a shop nor a school: the company describes itself as a creative ecosystem serving…
When Queen first came to Montreux, in 1978, they needed somewhere to rehearse. The choice fell on a small ballet school closed for the summer, whose use had been granted only on…
Audiovisual production company · Not open to visitors
Montreux
Montreux Sounds
Montreux
Founded by Claude Nobs in 1973, Montreux Sounds SA is the production company and rights holder of the Claude Nobs Collection: every concert filmed and recorded at the Montreux…
Recognised as being of public interest, the Claude Nobs Foundation was created in 2014 by Thierry Amsallem, Claude Nobs’s partner of twenty-five years, to keep his legacy alive…
Opened in 1897, the Musée Jenisch is Vevey’s fine arts museum: specialising in works on paper, it houses the Cabinet cantonal des estampes and the Oskar Kokoschka Foundation.
A wind and percussion instrument specialist for twenty-five years, Top Music runs a shop and repair workshop in the Villeneuve industrial zone: flutes, clarinets, saxophones…
Based on the Chemin des Vignerons in Blonay, Jeunesse & Musique offers a complete path: musical initiation, instrument tuition, group playing and the chance to play in a large…
Opened in 1976 around the collection assembled by Jean Dubuffet, the Collection de l’Art Brut brings together the works of self-taught creators, outside any market.
Housed since 2016 in a fine wood-panelled room of the Château de Morges, the Musée Paderewski bears witness to the presence of the Polish pianist and statesman on the shores of…
On the Chablais road, in Roche, between Montreux and Saint-Maurice, the Swiss Organ Museum occupies a former relay barn, a stop on one of the oldest Roman roads, now a listed…
Behind every great piano concert, someone has been there first. In Blonay, Julien Vernaz practises that behind-the-scenes craft: tuning, action overhaul, repair, restoration and…
The Montreux International Guitar Show (MIGS) brings together every spring, at the Casino Barrière, luthiers, exhibitors and artists from around the world around the guitar, with…
Each June, the Rock Tribute Festival turns the Casino Barrière into a temple of rock: three evenings of tribute concerts to the greatest names in rock and song, played by…
Television festival (defunct) · Not open to visitors
Montreux
Festival de la Rose d'Or
Montreux Palace, Petit Palais et Casino, Montreux
Created in 1961 by the town of Montreux, Swiss broadcasting (SSR) and the European Broadcasting Union, the Rose d’Or, known internationally as the Golden Rose, was an…
AI.LOVE.JAZZ presents itself as a “global hub for AI artists”, seeing artificial intelligence not as a replacement for human creativity but as “a new instrument in the hands of…
The Clara Haskil Competition is held in Vevey, at the Théâtre Le Reflet, and bears the name of the Romanian pianist who lived on the town’s quays from 1942 until her death.
Aigl’in Music is an open-air festival made up solely of Swiss artists. In the heart of the Chablais, over two days in June, it offers around ten free concerts on a stage set up in…
Humus & Wine pairs “the Holy Chasselas and the Noble Decibel”: Swiss and international artists perform at the weekend’s end at Vaud wine estates, between tastings and sonic…
International dance competition · Not open to visitors
Lausanne
Prix de Lausanne
Théâtre et Halle de Beaulieu, Lausanne
Created in 1973, the Prix de Lausanne reveals each January the greatest hopes of world ballet, aged 15 to 18. Maurice Béjart helped write its rules; the competition is today an…
Founded in 2004, Lavaux Classic is a classical music festival with a singular identity, where world-renowned artists rub shoulders with young local talents.
The Festival Offenbach was born in 2004 in Saint-Saphorin, on the impulse of the Chœur mixte de Rivaz – Saint-Saphorin, which has always loved to blend theatrical play and music.
The Cully Jazz Festival is the great spring jazz gathering of French-speaking Switzerland. Every year, between late March and early April, the winegrowing village of Cully, on the…
Temple de Vers-l’Église, Ormont-Dessus (Les Diablerets)
Since 1970 the Festival Musique & Neige has offered chamber-music concerts through the winter season, in Les Diablerets and the neighbouring hamlet of Vers-l’Église, chief village…
The Pully Live Festival was born in 2023 on the quays of the port of Pully, on the shore of Lake Geneva. It took over from the Festival Pully-Lavaux à l’heure du Québec, long held…
Église de La Chiésaz, 1806 Saint-Légier-La Chiésaz
Sipiano, the International Piano and Chamber Music Week, is in its thirty-seventh edition. For one week in August, seven concerts are given at the church of La Chiésaz, in…
Avenue Claude-Nobs 7, 1820 Montreux (hôtel Royal Plaza)
Between 1877 and 1879, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky stayed three times at the Villa Richelieu guesthouse in Clarens, fleeing the torments of his Moscow life.
It was in this elegant Belle Époque building of 1900, set on the lakeside promenade in Territet, that Freddie Mercury owned his Montreux apartment: a duplex attic where he spent…
Private residence · Not open to visitors, but available to rent
Montreux
Duck House
Bord du lac, Clarens
Freddie Mercury rented this lakeside house in Clarens during his stays in Montreux. Queen nicknamed it the “Duck House” because of the wooden ducks the owner had scattered…
Themed hotel · Not open to visitors, but available to rent
Montreux
The Freddie Mercury Hotel
Rue de la Rouvenettaz 7, Montreux
Opened in the heart of Montreux with direct access from platform 1 of the station, this four-star hotel pays tribute to Freddie Mercury throughout its decor: each space evokes his…
Perched at Caux, above Montreux, Claude Nobs’s chalets (Le Picotin, Le Grillon and L’Éclisse) rank among the most singular places in the history of music.
Hubert Giraud (1920-2016), composer of “Sous le ciel de Paris” immortalised by Édith Piaf, but also of hits for Dalida, Mireille Mathieu and Nana Mouskouri, had chosen Montreux as…
Vallon de Villard (point affiché : restaurant Le Montagnard), Villard-sur-Chamby
Patrick Juvet (1950-2021), born in Montreux, went from French-Swiss pop to the heights of global disco with “Où sont les femmes?” and “I Love America”, produced with Jean-Michel…
It was in this building on the Avenue des Alpes that Jean Villard, known as Gilles (1895-1982), one of the fathers of French-Swiss song, was born on 2 June 1895.
Built in 1902 at a thousand metres above sea level, clinging to the mountainside above Montreux and served by the Montreux, Glion, Rochers-de-Naye railway, the Caux Palace is one…
Near Clarens station, the former Hôtel des Crêtes welcomed Maurice Ravel in the spring of 1913, come to work there with Igor Stravinsky, lodged close by at the Hôtel du Châtelard…
A few steps from the Casino and Mountain Studios, La Bavaria brasserie was one of Freddie Mercury’s favourite tables in Montreux, above all for its rösti.
A hotel born in 1896 as the Hôtel International, a step from the Casino and the lakeside; renamed Eden around 1904, it has seen musicians and artists pass through.
Set on a belvedere three hundred metres from the lake, this large forty-six-room manor house is not really a castle: it was designed in the late nineteenth century by a Geneva…
Perched above Montreux, in Glion, the Clinique Valmont is a high-standing establishment opened in 1905. The first Swiss sanatorium devoted to ailments other than tuberculosis, for…
Nestled in a park in the wine-growing village of Jongny, above Vevey and at the gateway to Lavaux, the Hôtel du Léman offers a sweeping view of the lake and the Alps.
En lisière de la forêt de Sauvabelin, 1018 Lausanne
In 1982, after leaving the Blonay chalet, David Bowie moved with his son Zowie (today the film-maker Duncan Jones) into a larger house, the Château du Signal, on the edge of the…
A small wine-growing village clustered around its church, in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Lavaux terraces, about twenty minutes from Montreux by train.
La Goulue is the home of Françoise and Pierre-Alain Cap-Beffa, in Saint-Légier-La Chiésaz. Conceived as a place of encounter around music, it has hosted since the 2000s the…
The highest point of the Riviera, the Rochers-de-Naye raise their crest to 2,042 metres above Montreux. A rack railway climbs there from the town, by way of Glion and Caux, in…
Lavaux, rives du Léman, entre Lausanne et Montreux
Between Lausanne and Montreux, the slopes of Lavaux descend to Lake Geneva in a succession of terraces held up by stone walls, shaped by winegrowers since the Middle Ages.
An hour’s drive from Montreux, on a sunny terrace of the Vaud Alps, Leysin was first a health resort before becoming a holiday and winter sports destination.
Gstaad is not on the Riviera, but it is its natural extension: the Montreux Oberland Bernois (MOB) train climbs there directly from Montreux, a ninety-minute panoramic journey…