Come and discover a small architectural gem dating from the 19th century located in Pregny, used at the time by the Baroness J. C. de Rothschild as an exhibition pavilion for botanical rarities.

Imagine a timeless place where nature flourishes. The Pregny greenhouses, built in the 1880s in Canadian Pitch Pine, are much more than horticultural structures housing our collections of succulents, palms, and citrus trees. They bear witness to a bygone era and are a legacy we invite you to discover during this guided tour of the greenhouse that once housed the rare plant collections—including orchids—of the Baroness Julie Caroline de Rothschild.
This is the story that our gardeners who work there today will tell you! A unique experience in a place usually closed to the public.
