Discover the best top things to do in Canton of Geneva, Switzerland including Musee D'Art Et D'Histoire, Collections Baur, Musee des Arts d’Extreme-Orient, Cabinet d'Arts Graphiques, Centre d'Art Contemporain Geneve, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MAMCO), Iskenderian, Atelier Du Square.
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Built between 1903 and 1910 by Genevan architect Marc Camoletti, with the aim of regrouping under one roof a number of dispersed public collections, the Musée d'art et d'histoire is one of Switzerland's most important encyclopaedic museums. Boasting over half a million objects including a number of major works and unique series that have made it an institution of international stature, the museum maintains a permanent exhibition of a selection of itsapplied arts, fine arts and archaeology collections. Regional archaeological discoveries, Egyptian and Classical antiquities, artworks, furniture, arms, musical instruments, paintings and sculptures all bear witness to 15,000 years of history. A renovation and enlargement project is currently underway and constitutes one of the major challenges facing the Museum over the coming years.
This museum is located in the Old Town, with free admissions. Its collection of Swiss paintings is very nice, especially those by Ferdinand Hodler Wolfgang-Adam Töpffer. The building is impressive, too.
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An internationally renowned collection of Chinese and Japanese artwork.
If you love porcelain, rock crystal and small decorative objects like me, then you will love The Bauer. Tucked away in a rarified neighborhood, this former townhouse cum museum is a very quiet space to see some prime examples of Chinese and Japanese decorative objects. No photos permitted but very scholarly with knowledgable staff.
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Founded in 1974 as Geneva's "Kunsthalle", the Centre is the first contemporary-art institution in French-speaking Switzerland. A "Kunsthalle" is a space for production, research and experiment. Its purpose is to develop exhibitions and to actively put the public in contact with these exhibitions, with a view to opening up a space for dialogue around contemporary culture, as well as to publish art catalogues and books. Unlike a museum, the Centre has no collection. Focusing on the future, it showcases emerging artists from the local and the international scene.
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Home to a diverse international collection of modern art.
From Antique to Contemporary discover our exquisite ISKENDERIAN Collection of high-end one-of-a-kind jewels.
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