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THE GARDEN'S SECRETS

Impressive late blooms to dicover in the Rockeries. Don't miss out!

NEWS

A joint CJBG/UNIGE
study shows the
benefits of imported
trees.

Read the press
review (in French)

The botanical Gardens
of Geneva, Bern and
Bordeaux launch the
Botalista Association.

More info HERE.
Read the press
release (in French)

Genève Grandeur
Nature
Seeds and everything
around them

The 2020-2023 Biodi-
versity Plan approuved
by the State Council.
The CJBG greatly
contributed to the
objectives' definition

PUBLICATION

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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

Martius' explorations
Complement to the exhibition "Carl von Martius: discovering tropical biodiversity"
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 tours
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.