The Flower Clock in the Jardin Anglais, its face and numerals planted in red, yellow and green beds.

Free entry

Flower Clock

The Flower Clock is a working clock laid out in flower beds on the western side of the Jardin Anglais, beside the lakeshore. Created in 1955 as a tribute to Geneva's watchmakers, it has a face about five metres across planted with some 6,500 flowers and shrubs, which are replaced as the seasons change, and a second hand 2.5 metres long.

Nearby

St. Pierre Cathedral

church

Jet d'Eau

tourist attraction

Musée d'Art et d'Histoire

art museum

Reformation Wall

monument

Patek Philippe Museum

museum

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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