House of Rousseau and Literature (MRL) in Genève

Nice and quiet place to have a coffee and read something.

A superb venue with great staff and host to photographers in line with it's famous name.

Interesting visit, not to be missed. I liked it.

Literary Nugget in Geneva and much more

A charming and stylish place. The attention is very good.

Intimate place. Charming staff with little care. Thank you

The exhibition room is only on one floor, the second floor (first floor in local terms), and is quite compact, about the size of an elementary and junior high school classroom. However, the reception desk lent me something like a Kindle, and I was able to read the exhibits in Japanese, so I was very satisfied. I learned a lot by being able to get closer to Rousseau's thought and its background.

Their tarts are delicious, and the employee's psychology is like honey and helpful. The place is a coffee shop and a museum on the second floor, which I recommend

Discovered by chance while strolling through Geneva's old town. Very inspiring place with a small literary café!

Text heavy, but for a deep thinker, that’s reasonable. A very interesting and well designed look at the great man and his life in multiple languages.

small exhibition but very enlightening. Nice place and cafe...

Quiet and relaxing place. To visit if you are passing through Geneva!

A very nice place to visit if you interested in the writer and his life.

Nice place for a glass of wine and a rest.

Magnificent place, beautiful and elegant, which welcomes lovers of letters.

Passing through Geneva to discover its decor and end-of-year street atmosphere, I was invited to join the MRL. What a wonderful surprise! Our passionate guide, wrapped in wool, was able to marvelously immerse us in the paradoxes of Rousseau and his time. Oh how current and no doubt they will remain timeless, the themes of freedom, education, happiness. A very lively journey, fascinating the history of Geneva... It makes you want to reread and discover ;)

“So here I am alone on earth, having no more brother, neighbor, friend, society than myself…” This is what the world has reserved for the man who changed the world.

It is house number 40 in old Geneva

Audio tour interesting (if not always working) but in a completely modern, contemporary setting. Nothing whatsoever to convey what the house may have looked like at the time Rousseau was born

It's such a small museum, so I took my time to look at it, and I must finish it in half an hour. So it can be said that it is a museum without any burden 👉 That’s all ok 😅

Rousseau from the West & Laozi from the East

Small Organization but well done !

interesting audio guide, not much else

We have finished the life and major works of Rousseau. The place is very small and it takes about half an hour to walk around. You can come and visit it. It doesn’t cost much time and money anyway.

Superb museum, a bit small but well structured and very interesting.

Located in the center of the old city of Geneva, it is the birthplace of the romantic thinker Rousseau. The museum is not large in scale, but it has a Chinese guide that introduces Rousseau's life, works, thoughts and anecdotes. It is highly recommended.

A very nice memorial place with comprehensive services. Excellent price. Postcards and guides are provided free of charge.

During this last weekend of May, it would be good to remember the "Magic Night of the Museums" by candlelight or flashlight. Equip yourself accordingly.

A somewhat remote but secluded museum, it houses a Gutenberg Bible (incomplete), which is very touching to see. The observation deck in front of the museum has a great view of the city!