Getting to the Patek Philippe Museum
The Patek Philippe Museum, excellence in watchmaking
Located in Plainpalais, the Patek Philippe Museum offers collections of prestigious creations from this Geneva-based brand's master watchmakers. The museum presents more than five centuries of watchmaking art.
You can easily get to the Patek Philippe Museum by bus. Discover all the useful information to organize your visit in all convenience.
A visit through 500 years of watch history
The Patek Philippe Museum is home to an extraordinary collection of watches, musical automatons and enamels dating from the 16th to the 19th century. It also houses a library of more than 8,000 books on time measurement.
The museum is also dedicated to the prestigious creations that the Geneva-based Patek Philippe Manufacture has designed, developed and produced since its foundation in 1839.
What routes should I take to get to the Patek Philippe Museum?
Plan your trip from your location in the Greater Geneva area.
A little history
In 1989, Patek Philippe celebrated its 150th anniversary by presenting a collection of more than 500 watches created by the company at the Geneva Museum of Watchmaking and Enamelware.
Given the success of this exhibition, Philippe Stern (President of Patek Philippe) and his wife Gerdi decided to dedicate a museum to it. This is when the Patek Philippe Museum was born.
This fabulous museum traces the logical culmination of a talented legacy.
FAQ
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Find out how to get to the Patek Philippe Museum.
- How do you get to the Patek Philippe Museum by bus?
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What are the opening hours of the Patek Philippe Museum?
Tuesday to Friday 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. -
What are the fees for the Patek Philippe Museum?
Adults: CHF 10.00
Seniors, disabled persons, unemployed persons, students between 18 and 25 years CHF 7.00
Groups >= 10: CHF 5.00
Children < 18: free