Switzerland
- Audemars Piguet Museum
- Brodbeck Engine Turners
- City of Geneva horology and enamel museum
- Cité du Temps (exhibition space)
- Girard-Perregaux Museum - Villa Marguerite
- Historical Museum Basel
- Industrial Museum
- International Watchmaking Museum
- Iron and Railway Museum
- Jurassian Museum of Art and History
- Kellenberger Collection
- L.U.CEUM - Traces of Time
- Museum of Machine-Tools
- Museum of timekeepers and mechanical musical instruments
- Musée TAG Heuer 360
- Omega Museum
- Patek Philippe Museum
- Swiss-Type Automatic Lathe Museum
- The Horological Museum
- Villa JeanRichard
- Watch Museum Beyer
- Watchmaking Space
City of Geneva horology and enamel museum
City of Geneva horology and enamel museum
Built in the first half of the 19th century in the Palladian style, Villa Bryn Bella in leafy Malagnou park has, since 1972, housed the collections of the City of Geneva horology and enamel museum.
The Museum is currently closed to the public. It will reopen in 2009 with fully redesigned and expanded exhibition space. Visitors will discover, or rediscover, in a completely new setting, the museum's important collections. They retrace the history and professions of Geneva's Fabrique (horology, enamelwork, jewellery) together with developments in the watchmaking industry in Switzerland and worldwide. Objects spanning the 16th to 21st centuries - watches and clocks, sundials and sandglasses, jewellery and miniatures, snuffboxes and objets de vertu, watchmaking and enamelling tools, watch dials and other documents - will be presented in original stagings.
Meanwhile, the Museum pursues its multiple activities and areas of specialisation through its participation in various events, in particular at the Geneva museum of art and history.
Usefull information
City of Geneva horology and enamel museum
15, route de Malagnou
1208 Geneva
Tel. +41 22 418 64 70
Fax +41 22 418 64 71
http://www.ville-ge.ch



