Conservatoire et Jardin botaniques
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MEG is temporarily closed
Following federal measures for the restraint of Covid-19, the MEG is closed until further notice. The MEG Café is also closed.
Thank you for your understanding.
The MEG Library is open for loans from Tuesday to Friday from 11 am to 6 pm, but the reading room is not open to the public.
Public guided tours are available to anyone with a valid free of charge or pre-paid ticket.
For free visits, tickets are issued at the MEG ticket office on presentation of proof of entitlement, subject to availability.
List of beneficiaries of free admission [PDF 0.1 Mo]
Reservations : at least 3 working days before the desired date, from Monday to Friday by e-mail to publics.meg@ville-ge.ch, specifying your name, first name, telephone number and the number of people accompanying you.
Due to the current health situation, MEG has changed its entry requirements and making the purchase of an online ticket mandatory.
Persons benefiting from a free ticket are requested to go to the MEG reception desk and present the proof to collect their ticket.
The events are available to anyone with a valid free of charge or pre-paid ticket.
For all paying events, purchase can be made online through our website, via the link from the event partners (when indicated) or at the MEG ticket, subject to availability.
For all free events, tickets are available at the MEG ticket office, on presentation of proof of entitlement, subject to availability.
The Auditorium will open 30 minutes prior to the event and will close 5 minutes before the event begins. In order to respect the public, artists and speakers, every effort will be made to begin on time. Once the doors are closed, any late entry into the Auditorium must be made in a discrete and timely manner.
In case you are late, there will be no reimbursement or exchange of tickets.
In case of theft or loss of tickets, a duplicate will be given only if the theft or loss is reported to the police.
In case of cancellation or postponement of the event due to the MEG, you will be entitled to a reimbursement or an exchange for a later date. The MEG will provide you with the conditions and the deadline for the reimbursement.
It is strongly recommended that minimum age requirements are respected for each activity.
For all activities bearing the mention “with an accompanying person”, children must be accompanied by an adult who must participate in the entire activity and has paid for a full price ticket.
Unless otherwise stated, it is not necessary to bring anything to these activities.
These activities are limited and subject to bookings. Bookings can be made by phone from Tuesday through Sunday, 5 days prior to the scheduled activity at
Participation is guaranteed up to 15 minutes before the activity. If tickets have not been claimed 15 minutes before the activity starts, they will be redistributed.
You can purchase a ticket online through our website, via the link from the event partners (when indicated) or directly at the MEG ticket office, subject to availability.
Participation is guaranteed up to 15 minutes before the activity. After this, tickets purchased online will be put back up for sale.
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