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The purchase of one or more suspended tickets makes it possible to promote access to culture through a civic act, from person to person.

Suspended tickets will be collected and given to the Geneva Red Cross and other local partners active in the social field, who will redistribute them to their beneficiaries.

New initiative: Community Sundays

As a hub serving the local community, the Museum is once again aligning its actions with its words through the new Community Sundays initiative.

On the first Sunday of each month, visitors will be able to buy additional admission tickets. The Museum will donate these tickets to the Geneva Red Cross, which will then redistribute them among its beneficiaries. In time, the initiative will be expanded to include other local non-profits. By putting admission tickets “on tab” in this way, visitors will be doing their bit to bring culture within everyone’s reach.

On Community Sundays, there will be a wealth of activities and surprises in store for visitors, from yoga classes and special tours to meet-the-author events, local produce stalls and more.

How does humanitarian action concern us all in our everyday lives ?

The permanent exhibition ticket also give access to the temporary exhibition.

A period of 10 working days is required to assign a guide. It may happen that no guide is available at the requested time. In this case, we will inform you within the same period.

Don't forget to buy your entrance tickets !

For group reservations of more than 60 people, please contact the Visitors Service: visit@redcrossmuseum.ch

Work to improve our reception areas will take place from June 10 until the end of the year. However, our exhibitions remain accessible as usual during this period.

We apologize in advance for any inconvenience caused.

Human.Kind. showcases the work of 30 photographers selected from the thousands of nominees for the Prix Pictet, one of the world’s leading awards for photography. These documentary photographs, portraits and photomontages address the major issues of humanitarian action, from conflict and climate change to psychosocial support and respect for human dignity. But they are not like the images we see in the news. What sets them apart? An unerring sense of compassion.

Work to improve our reception areas will take place from June 10 until the end of the year. However, our exhibitions remain accessible as usual during this period.

We apologize in advance for any inconvenience caused.

For those who prefer to visit the museum on their own, we offer an audio-guide tour of the permanent exhibition in French, English, German, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese or Russian.

Audio guides for children aged 8–12 and for teenagers are available only in French

Information about visits for disabled persons is available here.

Work to improve our reception areas will take place from June 10 until the end of the year. However, our exhibitions remain accessible as usual during this period.

We apologize in advance for any inconvenience caused.

Human.Kind. showcases the work of 30 photographers selected from the thousands of nominees for the Prix Pictet, one of the world’s leading awards for photography. These documentary photographs, portraits and photomontages address the major issues of humanitarian action, from conflict and climate change to psychosocial support and respect for human dignity. But they are not like the images we see in the news. What sets them apart? An unerring sense of compassion.

Work to improve our reception areas will take place from June 10 until the end of the year. However, our exhibitions remain accessible as usual during this period.

We apologize in advance for any inconvenience caused.

Join us for an afterwork with the curators of the "Human.Kind" exhibition. This unique exhibition brings together the work of 30 photographers from around the world, carefully selected from among the 3,000 Prix Pictet participants since its creation in 2008.

"Human.Kind" offers a unique perspective on the major challenges of humanitarian action through the eyes of these photographers. Their images not only reflect current events, but also invite us to reflect more deeply on our common humanity.

This guided tour will enable you to delve into the stories behind the photographs, and understand the motivations and inspirations that led to the creation of this exceptional exhibition.

Join us for an afterwork with the curators of the "Human.Kind" exhibition. This unique exhibition brings together the work of 30 photographers from around the world, carefully selected from among the 3,000 Prix Pictet participants since its creation in 2008.

"Human.Kind" offers a unique perspective on the major challenges of humanitarian action through the eyes of these photographers. Their images not only reflect current events, but also invite us to reflect more deeply on our common humanity.

This guided tour will enable you to delve into the stories behind the photographs, and understand the motivations and inspirations that led to the creation of this exceptional exhibition.

Our guides will be happy to welcome you and introduce you to our permanent exhibition: the visit lasts 1 hour and covers the museum’s three separate display areas (maximum 30 people per guide).

A period of 10 working days is required to assign a guide. It may happen that no guide is available at the requested time. In this case, we will inform you within the same period.

Don't forget to buy your entrance tickets !

For group reservations of more than 60 people, please contact the Visitors Service: visit@redcrossmuseum.ch

Work to improve our reception areas will take place from June 10 until the end of the year. However, our exhibitions remain accessible as usual during this period.

We apologize in advance for any inconvenience caused.