Victoria Hall

This theater was built in the late 19th century as a tribute to Queen Victoria of England. You can’t miss it on Rue du Général Dufour—just a stone’s throw from Plainpalais, the large public square. Its striking façade, blending neo-Baroque and Rococo styles, is crowned by a statue of the Allegory of Harmony, proudly standing at its center.

Mainly devoted to classical music, the theater is famous across Europe for its exceptional acoustics and its monumental pipe organ—one of the most renowned in the world. Step inside, and you’ll find a stunning red-and-gold auditorium that welcomes audiences of all ages for unforgettable musical performances.