modern glass blowing exhibition a bonus. The range and delicacy of the china , exquisite was the word that coming to mind. The building is gradiose too. More

Went with a new friend to see the ceramic bowl exhibit, will return another time to see the rest. A quick walk from the un and near the red cross museum. The grounds and building are gorgeous. Since it is free, you can come and go as you wish, not a big commitment. Probably boring for children and husbands. More

For those who like ceramics, it must be superb. For all the others, it's just interesting. If you have 2 or more days in Geneva, it may be worth visiting, otherwise, I'd say there are other places in Geneva more interesting. One good thing is that it is right in front of the UN building and opposite the Red Cross. More

Take a break sitting in the small café outdoors (terrace, second floor (or European first). Pastries are amazing. Entry is free.. nothing to lose! More

A beautiful museum set in a beautiful building, where you can see various china, crystal ware. Not crowded. Can enter with your rail pass if you have one. One to two hours worth visit. The garden is also good. There is a Gandhi statue outside. More

You can combine the visit easily with UN Palais des Nations, International Red Cross Museum, etc all in the same area, easiest walking distance from each other. Museum itself is located in the park of the same name Airian, so nice walk. Don't expect world class museum like Le Louvre or D'Orsay. Good thing. Like all the other museums run... More

It was very pleasant wandering around the beautiful gardens and seeing beautiful artifacts in the museum. I enjoyed very much my visit there. More

If one likes porcelain , crystal and glass, visiting the Ariana is a good way to spend an hour or two. There are no signs in English though. The day I went the place was busy preparing for a video shoot of the museum scheduled for the following day. Probably not the best time to go, with all kinds of... More

I decided to visit after reading Tripadvisor reviews and was glad I did. My daughter and I whizzed round the gallery on our final day in town and found plenty that caught our eyes - Lalique and Art Nouveau glass in my case; china pigeons in her case. We were both intrigued to learn that white cockerels were good for... More