Discover the most beautiful rose garden in Geneva.

The Parc de la Grange is one of Geneva’s lakeside parks where you can relax without leaving the city. The park is the legacy of the Favre family in Geneva who gifted it to the city in 1918. 

Its magnificent three-acre rose garden has more than 200 varieties of roses! A manor house with fountains and beautiful flower gardens dominates the gentle slope leading to the lake. All summer long, the Théâtre de Verdure offers free concerts for all.

A ‘living museum’ in the international district. The largest public botanical garden in Switzerland.

Geneva’s first botanical gardens were created in 1817 as an expression of the then prevailing naturalist trend. Today, the Botanical Gardens and Conservatory occupy roughly 28 hectares. The garden’s herbarium – one of the world’s largest – has six million samples. The gardens invite you on a journey into the botanical world.

Inaugurated in November 2001, the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva houses one of the world’s most important and prestigious horological collections.  Some 2,500 watches, automata, precious objects and portrait miniatures on enamel are on display. The museum also has a library with over 8000 publications on time and time measurement.

Cool fact:  The museum houses two of the the eight surviving oldest clocks in the world, created around 1530 by Caspar Werner, a horologist from Nuremberg, as well as the largest enamel watch collection in the world.