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Passage Malbuisson Clocks

Horloge du passage Malbuisson

A stunning masterpiece, a clock hanging on a wall together with hourly-chiming bells and animated figures.

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Rue du Mont-Blanc 18,
1201 Geneva, Switzerland

Phone: +410 22 909 70 00

Rating: 5/5

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