This museum, housed in the Maison Montanrouge, built around 1789 for a master watchmaker and currently undergoing renovations, is home to the Carouge earthenware collection (1800-1930), the Emile Chambon collection, and the Carouge Museum.

This museum, housed in the Maison Montanrouge, built around 1789 for a master watchmaker and currently undergoing renovation, is home to the Carouge earthenware collection (1800-1930), the Emile Chambon collection (Carouge painter), the Cottier collection (local history), and a donation of works by painter Rudolf Haas (2001).

The collections also include works by local artists and those associated with the city's history, as well as contemporary ceramics. The museum presents only temporary exhibitions.

The Musée de Carouge currently occupies a temporary building at 25 boulevard des Promenades.


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