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Built in 1926, Centre William Rappard was the first building in Geneva designed to house an international organization. Over the past 85 years, it has housed at different times the International Labour Office, the Secretariat of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and, since 1995, the World Trade Organization.
Guided tours last about one hour. To join a tour on one of the scheduled dates (see below), please arrive no later than 10.45. You will be asked to leave your ID card with photo in the Identification Centre, just outside the main entrance. You will be given a badge valid for the guided tour. At 11.00 a guide will meet you in the main entrance. Please note that the visit includes climbing stairs.
Study visits can be arranged for university students. Please contact enquiries@wto.org in advance for further details.
Timetable
All tours start at 11.00.
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Month |
Date |
July 2011 |
8 |
August 2011 |
5 |
September 2011 |
2 |
October 2011 |
7 |
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All dates are subject to change.
How to get to Centre William Rappard
From Cornavin railway station take bus N°1 and get off at the terminus, Jardin Botanique. Alternatively, you can take tram N° 13 or 15 up to Place des Nations and walk down Avenue de la Paix to Centre William Rappard.
There is also a regional train service from Gare Cornavin to Sécheron station, which is a couple of minutes’ walk from Centre William Rappard.
From other points in Geneva: bus N° 11 and N° 28 will take you to Jardin Botanique (opposite the Centre William Rappard). Boat (“mouette”) M4 stops at Perle du Lac, five minutes' walk from Centre William Rappard. |