Presentation of the company Harsch

Harsch is a family business created in 1957 by Henri Harsch, the grandfather of the current CEO, Isabelle Harsch. From the start, Henri Harsch wanted to target his activities around the transport of works of art.

In 1973 Bertrand Harsch, his son, took over the management of the company and developed it for 40 years, specifically in international removals but also in Switzerland by opening subsidiaries in Basel and Zürich.

In recent years, the company has also specialized in company removals and archive management. It continues to grow today under the impetus of Isabelle Harsch, newly installed at the helm of the ship since 2015 and initiator in particular of various takeovers of transport companies.

Transport of works of art

For 3 generations, our entirely independent family company has put its know-how at the service of art. We transport, store and package the works in the best conditions in Switzerland and all over the world. Our boxes are made to measure, directly in our carpentry. Our vehicles are specially designed for the security of works of art, as are our storage facilities.

Thanks to the combined expertise of our teams of logisticians, technicians and storekeepers, we support all works of art projects: exhibitions, hangings, installations, museums, private individuals, and customs formalities.

Founding member of ICEFAT, we provide our customers with more than 65 years of experience to offer complete satisfaction. We are the logistics partner of the artgeneve art fair, which will hold its 11th edition in 2023.

Geneva is committed to sustainable tourism

Member of the Global Destination Sustainability Index, the Geneva Tourism & Congress Foundation has been committed to sustainability for several years. In accordance with the sustainable development goals adopted by the UN, in 2020 it approved a new strategy for the development of sustainable urban tourism to respond to current social, environmental and economic challenges.

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Since 1838, Maison DEUTZ, a member of the former and prestigious Syndicat des Grandes Marques, has been developing champagnes of a particular style combining finesse, vinosity and complexity. Supplies on more than 300 hectares of vineyards located in the best vintages of the “historic” Champagne and a rigorous selection of the origin of the grapes allow DEUTZ to have a raw material of the highest quality. An extended aging in 3 kilometers of cellars dug in the heart of the Agene chalk to 30 meters of depth ensures to the champagne the blossoming and the complexity of its aromas. The range is wide. No less than fourteen different cuvées represent the bi-centenary know-how of the Deutz House.