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A living tribute to Switzerland's most venerated industry, this colorful clock was built in 1955 despite a number of technical difficulties. It has a diameter of 5 meters and a circumference of 15.7 meters, and its 2.5 meter se... more
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If you fancy a beer, steak and fries, and a night out with the boys, then head over to Charly O'Neill's pub for a rollicking good time! With live music some nights of the week, sports specials, and an outdoor terrace that seats... more
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Because this is the only place in Geneva which brews and serves its own beer, it has become immensely popular. Evenings often see crowds. Beer can be ordered in a sample tray, in standard quarter or half-liter glasses, or for t... more
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In the former residence of Voltaire, a museum has stood since 1954. Principally a center of research on the philosopher and the 18th century, it houses old editions, manuscripts, paintings, drawings and sculptures. Articles bel... more
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A popular nightclub in the Old City, Shakers is generally packed to maximum capacity on the weekends. Upstairs is the bar area, with a few tables and numerous mirrors downstairs, a decent dance-floor provides a forum on which t... more
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Construction began as far back as 1160 but went through a number of setbacks and transformations. One of the most significant transitions took place in the 15th century at the time of the austere Reformation. The Cathedral was... more
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There is no better place to shop for an authentic souvenir than this one. With locations in Kahului, Makawao and Paia, this small chain of stores is dedicated to giving local artists the chance to display and sell their work. E... more
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This unusual park is situated in the suburb of Meyrin, about 5km from the center of Geneva. Here, visitors will find a rock garden, a pond with water plants and a caged area with chickens, ducks and goats. A rose garden planted... more
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It was in 1919 that the American President Woodrow Wilson chose Geneva as the headquarters of the League of Nations - the predecessor of the United Nations Organization (founded in 1946). In 1936, the organization moved from t... more
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landmark - Jet d`Eau is turned off, anyways not to worry, we're off to cycle round the Palais des Nations continue reading »
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The Maison Tavel is the oldest standing private house in Geneva. The house, which was burnt down in 1334 and rebuilt shortly afterwards, is listed as a historical monument. Visit the cellar and its archaeological ruins, then go... more
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de vieilles bâtisses, jusqu'à la maison de Tavel, bâtie à la fin du 13e siècle. On y présente différents continue reading »
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