We visited the Park de Nations and combined this , the United Nations building, the Red Cross museum and the Ceramic museum all in one go . Don’t forget tourists get free travel in Geneva so we caught the no 8 bus . The monument is very significant and thought provoking and worth a look.

First it is an amazing chair, that definitely worths at least 5-10 minutes to be spend there. I could not sit on it, because obviously it's broken. The symbolic is something that gives a great motivation. It is one of the Geneva's land marks that is a must.

You can see this sculpture passing by in a bus or car or by actually getting off. The station near it is ‘Nation’. There’s wording on floor that gives history of the chair. You can also see the United Nations opposite. It is in a square and usually people are protesting against something.

I have never before seen anything quite like this sculpture. Broken Chair is specifically devoted to ending the use of land mines and wars waged against innocent civilians. Take the time to read the plaque there on the ground. In several languages, it gives a succinct history of the sculpture and its importance in the anti-violence movement.