Musée Rath in Geneva: photos, reviews

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Established in 1826, Musée Rath stands as a fine neoclassical gem in Geneva, with grand pillars that invite you into a world of art and culture. The museum offers an intimate glimpse into the works of Switzerland's leading painter, Ferdinand Hodler, complemented by thought-provoking displays featuring Morandis and Hammershoi paintings, alongside a unique Velo display. Despite its small exhibition space, the "pay what you like" model makes art accessible to everyone. Families will find it suitable for children, and the cozy area with sofas offers a perfect spot to relax. Lockers are available for small bags, and the friendly staff enhances the visitor experience. Located conveniently, this attraction combines historical architecture with modern exhibition flair, making it a cultural highlight in Geneva with an average Google rating of 4.2.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Hôtel-de-Ville

Bus stop 240 m walk

Taconnerie

Bus stop 367 m walk

Bourg-de-Four

Bus stop 419 m walk

Cathédrale

Bus stop 326 m walk

Bovy-Lysberg

Bus stop 100 m walk

Palais Eynard

Bus stop 333 m walk

Rive Droite Sa - Centre D'imagerie

Train station 704 m walk

4.3

based on 1,221 review

Google

4.2/5 371 review

Facebook

4.4/5 850 reviews

MIGUEL PUCH

Hermoso Museo con diferentes exposiciones siempre muy interesantes

Roberto Montalvo

It was closed on Tuesday we didn’t get to go in.

Marina Sleptzow

Vu une petite exposition sur Jean Tinguely.

Musée Rath in Geneva

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