Did you ever believe that Science and Art were incompatible? Well, lucky for you, the Museum of the History of Science is here to change your mind. Housed in the beautiful Villa Bartholoni, it documents scientific developments in the city’s history as well as the lives of its scientists. The villa initially served as a summer vacation home for Parisian bankers, and has beautiful marble arches and columns in the neo-classical fashion. With its complementary blend of lovely architecture and a treasure trove of scientific discovery, it is truly a one of a kind landmark in Geneva. Inside, you can expect to find a collection of ancient and rare scientific artifacts in use from the 17th to the 19th century. Take a moment to marvel at mankind’s progress and discovery since then! With the exhibits geared towards helping you better understand the evolution of complex disciplines such as astronomy and microscopy, you will not be disappointed by this fascinating display.