Museum of Art and History

The free Geneva museum is located next to the old city of Geneva. [View] The art and history museum in Geneva is relatively high, you can overlook Lake Geneva, the city is also very close to the old city, opposite a beautiful park. Fun: This museum of art and history features over 7,000 exhibits covering prehistoric artifacts and modern paintings. It has been exhibited outside since 1910 and is the largest museum in Geneva. [Cost-effective] The museum is free for everyone, but you need to buy tickets when you have a special exhibition.

The Museum of Art and History is very good, and it is also the main art museum in Switzerland. This museum is also a very important understanding of Swiss history. The art of Switzerland is also very distinctive. You can see a lot of things.

The Museum of Art and History in Geneva is situated in a beautiful old building with a grand feel. It is the largest art museum in Geneva, covering both ancient and modern art. Free to visit too! The art collection is its highlight, with wonderful Renaissance and modern paintings (including some from painting giants like Rembrandt). Unfortunately, many of the item descriptions are French, but you can use English for an audio tour for just 5 Swiss francs. The only reason I deduced a star was that its ancient collection was so disappointing that it was not considered part of a museum either. The Egyptian collection is small with many pottery fragments or incomplete items, and its main highlight is a rather small statue of Ramses II. The Greek and Roman collection is larger, but not many items of interest. I think this museum might be better if it was just focused on painting. While it is a good thing to be able to offer visitors a view of the antiquities, it is disappointing that the range of antiquities is limited and this has a slight impact on the overall experience. But the paintings are good and the service at the reception is very warm, which is rare in Geneva.

Many beautiful paintings and sculptures, my pleasure, very much, enjoyable to see, very rich exhibits, many kinds. According to the introduction of more than 7,000 exhibits, it is the largest and richest museum in Switzerland

There are many oil paintings I like, I can't help but shoot each one. The museum is free to open. The zero floor, that is, there are many previous weapons in the lobby on the first floor of the country. The forced bayonets are exquisite.

Free open, the building itself is beautiful, worth going