The Flower Clock Map / Location

Tucked in the heart of Geneva’s Jardin Anglais, the Flower Clock is a blooming marvel that blends horology and horticulture with Swiss precision. First planted in 1955, this living timepiece features up to 12,000 flowers and plants carefully arranged each season for vibrant color contrast. Powered by a hidden electronic mechanism, its minute and hour hands sweep gracefully over petunias, daisies, and other seasonal blooms, keeping accurate time while delighting passersby. Just steps from Lake Geneva and the iconic Jet d’Eau, the clock offers a quiet, picturesque pause in the city’s rhythm - a symbol of Geneva’s harmony between nature, craftsmanship, and innovation that travelers pause to admire, photograph, and remember.