The museums, art galleries and similar organisations are arranged in alphabetical order of their location.
The museum (Musée de Carouge) organises exhibitions related to Carouge, its history and residents. Located in the Montanrouge (1789) house, the museum holds collections of Carouge’s earthenware, the collections of the painter Emilie Chambon (1905-1993) and local history and artworks relating to the town’s history, contemporary artists and ceramics.
The Museum (Museo della Pesca) gives an overview of fishing from prehistoric times to today, touching upon several subjects like boat construction, the fish trade, the production of fishing nets, fish species found in our rivers and lakes, ancient fishing techniques, all this, in a relaxing environment close to the lake shore.
The museum presents the world of chocolate from the beginning to the present day. In addition to an account of the history and origins of chocolate,visitors see the various stages in making chocolate.
The museum exhibits the works of the painter Sergio Maina (1913-2009).
The museum is dedicated to the history and culture of the Maggia Valley.
The museum’s theme is the military history of the canton of Geneva from 1813 to the present day.
The Botanical Garden houses a collection of plants and is a centre of botanical science with a library of 120 000 publications.
The Foundation (Fondation du Patrimoine Champérolain) collects documents and objects that bear witness to Champéry’s past, presents the history of the region, organises events and exhibitions and the open-air museum, offers guided tours of Champéry and contributes to the development and preservation of the cultural heritage.
The Association Les amis d’Ella Maillart aims to inform the public about this Swiss traveller, particularly through the exhibition at Espace Ella Maillart, as well as through publications, annual meetings, and events.
The museum´s (musée de Charmey) main collection is related to objects with specific links to the region and the alpine economy, a collection of paper art, items once housed in the Château de La Corbettaz and a photo collection and a painting collection.