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Trembley Park

Trembley Park

Geneva’s Trembley Park once belonged to Abraham Trembley. In 1757 his family acquired this land and took care of...
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Molard Tower in Geneva

Molard Tower in Geneva

Molard Square is known for its expensive boutiques, restaurants, and beautiful view over the bay. Once this was the city’s main port. Today this is recalled by...
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Fusterie Temple

Fusterie Temple

Fusterie is the most modest of Geneva’s church buildings. Looking at it, you do not immediately guess its purpose. Yet in 1715 it...
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Tavel House

Tavel House

This house, the oldest in Geneva, holds the city’s history. Built in 1303, it remained residential until 1963. Of course, it was rebuilt more than once...
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Smurf Houses

Smurf Houses

For classical, restrained Geneva, this house is, frankly, a provocation that sparks mixed opinions among both visitors and locals. Three...
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Rousseau Island

Rousseau Island

Geneva has a huge number of interesting museums, so you really need to pause your sightseeing schedule now and then so that the flood of information does not...
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Molard Square

Molard Square

This is perhaps one of the most romantic places in Geneva, and it is best to go there at night. By day you will not see how, in the dark, in the cobblestones...
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Old Arsenal in Geneva

Old Arsenal in Geneva

Without the old arsenal building, the overall picture of Geneva would be missing an important puzzle piece. Time has altered its façade only slightly, but the inner...
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Geneva Attractions: Notre-Dame Basilica

Geneva Attractions: Notre-Dame Basilica

Before you stands the main Catholic church of Protestant Geneva. Its appearance in 1852–57 became possible only after part of the land had been...
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Neptune Stones on Lake Geneva

Neptune Stones on Lake Geneva

In the middle of Lake Geneva lies the reference point for the elevation of every place in Switzerland – two enormous boulders. Locals call them Neptune’s Stones, and...
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