This house is great as it is open every day and it is free! It shows how life was back in the day, with typical rooms from the period. Nice for a rainy afternoon in Geneva.

If you enjoy European history, this place is a must-see! If only they had more love for the English language. This place is 4 floors filled with beautiful things from a time gone by - kitchen objects, inn signs, furniture - but the explanatory notes are all in French. I spent 3 hours dreamily walking the floors, and reading what... More

On the last floor there is a great model of the city as it stood around 1840. Just before we tore down the city walls. Fascinating work and fun to compare with the current city.

There are great exhibits from the Geneva of old, including a guillotine from when Geneva was under the French. I especially like the photographs of life in Geneva from the early 20th century in the photo section on the upper floor.

Superb huge model of old Geneva on top floor. Good overview of local history. Really helpfull staff, eager to please.

Nice combination of things to see. The mini-layout of the town on the top floor is pretty photogenic.

The museum which is inside is not the best ever, but you really should visit it as it is probably the only chance you will have to enter a traditional Geneva manor. The owners tried to recreate the atmosphere of a burger house of the 16th cebtury, and they did it quite well.

A very old house which tells the story of how Geneva came to be. The city model on the top floor is a great place to start your visit of this museum. The multimedia presentation on the ground floor showed how the city grew. Really interesting.

There is much to enjoy here. Walking through this oldest of homes in Geneva is a treat and it is fun to imagine the families that have lived here. It is all free and you go at your own pace. The info about Geneva and the city replica are worth a visit by themselves. The light show illustrating the growth... More