Site archéologique Saint-Antoine

Site archéologique Saint-antoine

Commissioned by the City of Geneva, France Muséums has conceived an interpretative  programme designed to showcase a heritage site spanning a period of two millenia from Antiquity to the 16^th century.

Objective: to provide visitors with the keys to understanding the site through a permanent exhibition combining scientific rigour and narrative approaches.

France Muséums’ participated as part of a consortium that also included a scenographer, Bunker Palace, and an audiovisual designer, Artisans d’Idées.

 Among the deliverables:

• Two audio tours;
• signage panels;
• illustrated interpretation tables;
• interactive displays;
• a printed visitor’s booklet.

All content is available in four languages: French, English, German and Italian.

The city of geneva

Geneva places great importance on the preservation and promotion of its heritage, which bears witness to several centuries of history and the development of its territory. 

Following a series of excavations carried out between 2012 and 2015 on the Esplanade Théodelinde, near the Old Town, the City of Geneva decided to open Site archéologique Saint-Antoine, which allows the public to gain entry to Geneva’s archaeological heritage.