Musée Ariana

Εκπληκτικά εκθεματα, προσεγμένος χώρος και με ελεύθερη είσοδο. Ένα στολίδι μέσα και έξω από το κτίριο!

The building didn’t look very big at first, so I wasn’t expecting much—but it turned out to be amazing! The first galleries display various historical pottery, including beautifully decorated tableware from China, glass pieces, and more. The next rooms show how modern industrial pottery developed over the past few centuries. The highlight for me was the special exhibition of stained glass on the ground floor—it was truly the most impressive part. If you enjoy pottery or the shining beauty of medieval stained glass, this museum is a must-visit!

What a delightful surprise! Their ceramic collection was fascinating and thorough. From traditional Chinese porcelain to contemporary works, decorative to functional, what a beautifully curated and interesting collection. Loved the ceramic garden. Bonus- stained glass collection downstairs! Don’t miss!

ステンドグラスと陶磁器の展示が素晴らしく、あっという間に1時間が過ぎてしまいました。国連に来た甲斐がありました。 ステンドグラスの制作プロセスや文化財の修復もここでみることができますし、何よりスタッフの方が親切丁寧に対応してくれて日本語の音声ガイドの使い方まで丁寧に教えてくれて、とても楽しくより理解が深まました。 是非おすすめです！(スイスパスで無料)

Zeer mooie locatie, vriendelijke suppoost die ons hielp toen ik geen Zwitserse franc had voor de koffiemachine. Wisselde uit eigen zak . Interessante tentoonstelling m. Mooie objecten , glas en porselein , hedendaags modern en oud ; glas in lood . Prettig vormgegeven. Heel toegankelijk, ook voor kinderen . Prettige ruim opgezette tuin . Aanrader !

A beautiful museum which has a beautiful exhibition in the ground floor and it's free for EU students. Takes around 2-3 hours, such a well curated place. And note you have to keep your coats and bags in a locker. Definitely a must visit and very near the United Nations/ broken chair! If you want the park area is beautiful so you can have a small picnic there (dk if it's allowed) but a definitely a beautiful spot

A true hidden gem in Geneva. The Ariana Museum offers a fascinating journey through the history of ceramics and glass, set in a magnificent neo-classical and neo-baroque building. Both the collection and the architecture reflect a deep dialogue between design, craft, and cultural heritage. An inspiring place for anyone interested in the intersection of history, art, and space.