Things to do in Carouge

Conservatory and Botanical Garden of Geneva

The Botanical Garden is located on the shores of Lake Geneva, close to the Palais des Nations, and is a popular local leisure place. The expansive garden features a variety of plants, trees, flowers, dedicated biological habitats, greenhouses and a small zoo. More than 16,000 species of plants grow here, including roses, dahlias, medicinal plants, exotic flowers and herbs. The exotic birds in the zoo area are as diverse as the flowers in the garden, and the colors are colorful and dazzling.

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Musee de I’Horlogerie et de I’Emaillerie

The museum is located in Geneva, Switzerland, and primarily showcases precious watches and exquisite enamel collections. The collection is extensive, featuring antique watches, clocks, jewelry, and musical clocks. Many items in the collection are worth seeing, such as clocks inlaid with numerous expensive gemstones and an antique pocket watch from 1550.

Parc de La Grange

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Brunswick Monument

The ornately decorated mausoleum, right next to the Mont Blanc pier, is buried for Charles II, Duke of Blueswick, who lived in Geneva for the last three years of his life and dedicated all his legacy to Geneva in return for its This mausoleum was built to imitate the style of Scaliger in Verona, Italy in the 14th century.

Natural History Museum of Geneva

The Natural History Museum has many biological collections, including rich animal specimens and models, as well as an exhibition area about minerals. For taxidermists and children, they will not be disappointed here. In addition to permanent exhibitions, the museum also regularly hosts temporary exhibitions.

Parc de La Perle du Lac

Mon-Repos Park

Reformation Wall

The Reformation Monument is located in the park behind the University of Geneva. It is a 10-meter-high and 100-meter-long granite long wall to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the birth of Calvin, the pioneer of the Reformation. In the middle of the monument wall are four tall figures, from left to right are Faher, Calvin, Baiz and Knox. They and the figures surrounding the statue are famous figures of the 16th-century Reformation. The overall statue is magnificent and very suitable for taking pictures.