Geneva Off The Beaten Path

 5 Reviews   A charming village in the city... Relax by strolling through this nice little city and animated streets with plenty of good addresses to eat, to drink and to dance. Some of my favourite addresses... 

 4 Reviews  At le Bouveret, you could go riding on miniature trains.this place has churches,castles,caves et al in miniature size.just outside is a sailing place,also near by is an aqua sports place.so this area... 

 2 Reviews  When you are in Geneva and you have got enough time, go to Annecy. In Annecy you can find sth for anyone. Visit the beautiful city-center, old town, stroll along the lake or river, go shopping, visit... 

 gordonilla Says:  I was a little surprised when I discovered that Geneva was on at least one branch of the Route of St James, which ultimately arrives in Santiago de Compestela.... 

 vpas Says:  If you are the type who just wants to unwind and relax in a beautiful setting,then Torgon is the place for you.It can be reached from Geneva(you have to take a... 

 Nemorino Says:  From this plaque in the Old Town I learned that the great Swiss linguist Ferdinand de Saussure (1857-1913) was born in Geneva. Since I used to be a student of... 

 Nemorino Says:  From this plaque in the Old Town I learned that the Argentinean author Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986) used to live here in Geneva at 28 Grand'rue, just a few... 

 Nemorino Says:  The Ariana, which is up at the north end of Geneva near the United Nations, houses the Swiss Museum of Ceramics and Glass, which is said to be the only museum... 

 Nemorino Says:  Photos:1. Chairs set up for a concert in the courtyard2. Poster announcing Monday evening jazz concerts3. Ramp to bicycle parking in the basement4. Bicycles in... 

 oisha Says:  If you are in Geneva and hankering to see mountains, you can get a pretty good vantage point on one of the local boat trips (CHF3.00 to cross from one bank to... 

 oisha Says:  If you have a very short time in Geneva, and you are interested in how the Genevan suburbs look, take a local bus to the end of the line and come back again. A... 

 priti.ro Says:  A good Off The Beaten Path activity is plane spotting at the Geneva International Airport. There are a few good spotting places, depending on the time of day. I... 

 Beograd Says:  I always thought that human fascination with cars is incredible and silly. A car is a car! The important thing is that it can transport you from one place to... 

 Ritchie_Lionheart Says:  The Saleve is the "house mountain" of Geneva, even though it is in nearby France. It looks rather ugly from the bottom, but it offers a spectacular view from... 

 eranda Says:  Two sides in a historically unique castle: On one hand the sturdy fort towards the mountainside, on the other hand the magnificent residence towards the Lake of... 

 eranda Says:  The Old Town is an unquestionably picturesque mark overlooking the rest of the Geneva that methodically deserves the concentration of guests. In addition to... 

 eranda Says:  The Cathedral of St Peter not only controls Geneva’s present day skyline from an imposing hilltop position, but has also played a vital fraction in local... 

 Tripack Says:  Geneva offers a "Christmas Skating Rink" - a popular and entertaining diversion during the end of year festivities. Located right in the heart of town, in the... 

 dabidc Says:  Why Off the Beaten Path, there are not many people who will climb a circular stone staircase, and even fewer who want to be perched in the air, too high they... 

 Tripack Says:  CERN is where the web is born. In 1989, Tim Berners-Lee, a scientist at CERN, invented the World Wide Web (that you are currently using!). The Web, as it is... 

 Pimilan Says:  "Ile Rousseau" is a small island that you can reach by a small bridge. duck and bird and many tree, a little restaurant with nice terrace, in summer you fell... 

 Tripack Says:  The countryside of Geneva could be worth to visit. Especially if you are a wine amateur.Each Saturday you could visit (as I did) some producers which will offer... 

 Tripack Says:  Salon de l'Auto (Motor Show)Each spring around March, the Geneva Motor Show continues its long standing tradition of showing an abundance of concept cars to the...