Musée National Suisse - Château de Prangins

A unique castle to experience the Age of Enlightenment

Between nature and culture

The Swiss National Museum's headquarters in French-speaking Switzerland is located in the sumptuous Château de Prangins. As early as 1730, this prestigious residence welcomed illustrious people such as Voltaire and Joseph Bonaparte. Today, this exceptional place houses numerous permanent and temporary exhibitions on Swiss history at the time of the Enlightenment as well as the largest historical vegetable garden in the country where nearly 200 species and varieties of old fruits, vegetables, flowers, condiments, medicinal and utilitarian plants from the 18th century are planted.

Details

Schedule

Tuesday to Sunday: 10 am-5 pm
Closed on December 25th, January 1st and 2nd

Price

Adult: 10 CHF
Geneva City Pass discount: Free
Child: 0 CHF
AVS: 8 CHF

Price & conditions

Children up to 16: admission free
Guided tour on request: 120 CHF

Visitor centre and kitchen garden: admission free
Open-air exhibition: admission free
Audioguide: 5 CHF