Kids' museums Geneva -- family days out

Geneva is full of museums built for families: nature and animal dioramas, the history of science, physics at CERN, art and creative workshops. Kidzvivo brings together the museums and science venues across Geneva, Carouge and Meyrin suited to children, with their workshops and activities.

An ideal outing for a rainy day or a Wednesday afternoon. Compare recommended ages, prices and available workshops to plan a visit that will captivate your kids.

Museums and workshops to discover

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Frequently asked questions

Which museums can I visit with kids in Geneva?
Geneva has several family-friendly museums: the Natural History Museum (free, with its animal dioramas), the History of Science Museum, CERN and its world of physics, plus art museums running kids' workshops. Kidzvivo brings together the museums and science venues in Geneva suited to children.
Are there free museums for kids in Geneva?
Yes -- Geneva's Natural History Museum is free, as are several municipal collections. Many Geneva museums also offer free entry on the first Sunday of the month. Prices are shown on each Kidzvivo listing.
Do Geneva museums run workshops for children?
Many Geneva museums host workshops, playful guided tours and holiday activities during school breaks and on Wednesday afternoons. Often tailored by age group, these let children explore science, art and history in a hands-on way.
What can I do with kids in Geneva on a rainy day?
Museums are the ideal rainy-day option in Geneva: science, nature, art and history, warm and dry. Round out the day with a creative workshop or an interactive guided tour to keep children engaged all afternoon.