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THE GARDEN'S SECRETS

Discover the greenhouses through the five senses: HEARING!
Listen to the new soundtrack in the Tropical Greenhouse.

BEYOND THE
CJBG

Birth of modern
museums in Geneva
in the 19th century
Colloquium
with P. Bungener &
P.-A. Loizeau
POSTPONED
MHNG
Check the programme.

NEWS

Dicover what locations
must be urgently
protected in Geneva.
Read the article

Genève Grandeur
Nature
Ramsar Convention
Rivers and lakes in
the spotlight

Opening Hours
Address and Access
Services
Contacts
Shortcut*

Scientific Activities*
Teaching*
Publications*
Library
Databases

NOTICE - CLOSED TO PUBLIC - As part of measures taken by the federal authorities to limit the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), The Conservatoire et Jardin botaniques of the city of Geneva are closed to the public until further notice. View the order

Mon jardin botanique
My botanical garden
Colouring book
On sale at the Botanic shop
Educational serie n° 14
Browse through the book

The Botanical Garden's exploration booklets
(in French)
On sale at the Botanic shop

Plant ecology
Educational series n° 9
Leaf through the booklet
Downlaod the booklet

Evolution
Educational series n° 10
Leaf through the booklet
Downlaod the booklet

Edelweiss & Cie !
Educational series n° 11
Leaf through the booklet
Downlaod the booklet

Plant emblems
Educational series n° 12
Leaf through the booklet
Downlaod the booklet

Useful plants
Educational serie n° 13
Leaf through the booklet
Download the booklet

Museum cultural mediator charter
(in French)

Conservatoire et Jardin botaniques de la Ville de Genève

Welcome → Activities for the Public

Activities for the Public

The Young Public
Schools
How to visit the Garden
Visit the Greenhouses
Guided Visits
The Botanic Shop

Welcoming the public is one of the essential missions of the Conservatoire et Jardin botaniques (CJB). The CJB is a living museum of the city, and through its contribution to our international heritage plays a key role in passing on botanical, ethnobotanical, naturalist, environmental and horticultural knowledge.