Beautifully laid out, and a wonderfully curated window in to the history of and the continuing operations of the ICRC. A must-see in the city that is home to the Geneva Convention.

A must see tour around the history of the red cross/crescent and the actions that they took around the years. We can took an glimpse of the best and the worst side of the human being

I've been to the shores of Geneva lake several times and I can never have enough of it. It is so beautiful, clean, serene and relaxing. You could just lay down there under a shade on a warm sunny summer - all day long, just absorbing nature's beauty. The views of France's Mt. Blanc on the other side is picturesque.

Pretty scripted visit. Worthwhile, but not more than 60 minutes. Cafeteria is relatively good value.

This museum is situated next to the UN, tells the story of the Red Cross along the years, alerts us to the worst of the war, has many documents, show us many objects built by prisoners, many photos and videos. Very interesting and educational ... It's free if you have Swiss Card...

The museum is closed for an extended period for renovations. Before going you should check on the progress but I believe it is until sometime 2013.

Interactive display with lots of information. I especially like the wall of kids' photos. Daunting but moving.

Doesn't make you happy, but a must see in geneva! Not suitable for very young children. Good restaurant!

Not so easy to view sometimes but very well done. A really special museum