Situated in the Délices neighboorhood, the Villa “Les Délices” is the historic residence that housed Voltaire during his stay in Geneva from 1755 to 1760. Today, it serves as a custodian of history, featuring a library dedicatd to the philosopher and his time, as well as a permanent collection rich in evocative artifacts. The villa opens its doors to the public during events and guided visits organised by the Bibliothèque de Genève.
Every month, explore Voltaire and Les Délices (Voltaire’s Geneva residence from 1755 to 1760) with a complimentary tour . Delve into the life and works of the renowned Enlightenment philosopher, focusing on his time in Geneva and the creation of “Candide.”
In French. Ages 12 and up.
Join a free monthly tour to explore Voltaire and Les Délices. In his later years, Voltaire ceased eating meat for health reasons, prompting him to contemplate the butchering of animals from ethical, physiological, and spiritual perspectives.
In French. Ages 12 and up.
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