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Perno centrale di tutta la regione in materia di economia, di salute, di istruzione, di cultura e di trasporti, la sua area urbana forma un importante agglomerazione transfrontaliera che prende il nome di bacino franco-valdo-ginevrino. Seconda piazza finanziaria del paese, secondo Mercer Consulting Ginevra è la metropoli che offre la più alta qualità della vita al mondo assieme a Zurigo, davanti a Vancouver e Vienna.
Etimologia [modifica]Il nome Ginevra è di origine celtica: Genava. Anche se Ginevra è menzionata come Genava in dei testi latini, il nome stesso è fondamentalmente celtico. Fu poi trasformato dalle lingue e culture successive. È così che in francoprovenzale lo si ritrova come Geneva. Nelle lingue nazionali elvetiche altre che l'italiano, Ginevra si scrive Genf in tedesco, Genève in francese e Genevra in romancio.
Storia [modifica]I primi abitanti della zona dove sarebbe sorta Ginevra furono gli Allobrogi. Occupata da Giulio Cesare nel 58 a.C., divenne insediamento fortificato, facendo parte della provincia romana della Gallia Narbonense. Alla caduta dell'Impero Romano è occupata prima dai Burgundi nel V secolo, poi dai Franchi nel 534, divenendo successivamente capitale del Regno di Borgogna ed ancora dopo entrando a far parte del Sacro Romano Impero Germanico nel 1032, pur godendo di una certa autonomia. Entrando nel 1536 in un unione con Berna e Friburgo, cacciò dalla città il vescovo ed adottò la Riforma protestante di Martin Lutero, accogliendo Giovanni Calvino. Questi insieme a Guglielmo Farel guidò la città ad una vincente resistenza agli assalti dei Duchi di Savoia. In questi tempi fu prima una rigida repubblica teocratica ma poi si convertì in una terra d'asilo di Protestanti perseguitati dai Cattolici e di intelletuali in disaccordo con la chiesa papale. Venne così chiamata Roma protestante. Annessa alla Francia rivoluzionaria nel 1798, divenendo capoluogo del Dipartimento del Lemano; questo fino alla caduta di Napoleone nel 1814. Nel 1815 entrò a far parte della Confederazione Elvetica.
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Vista dall'alto della città
Ginevra, centro commerciale, bancario, industriale, intellettuale e universitario si estende all'estremità sud-ovest del lago Lemano, sulle due rive del Rodano, nel cuore di una vallata chiusa poiché circondata dalle montagne (montagne che si trovano tutte in territorio francese come, a titolo di esempi, i Voirons, il Salève, il Mont de Sion, il Vuache e la catena montuosa del Giura). La vieille-ville (parte storica della città), costituita dai quartieri Centro-città e Saint-Gervais, si è formata sopra ed attorno ad una collina sulla riva sinistra del lago. Questa collina costituisce sin dalla preistoria un rifugio naturale protetto dal lago, dal Rodano, dall'Arve, dalle paludi e dai fossati a est. La città si espande durante il XIX secolo, dopo la demolizione delle fortificazioni (1850-1880). Nella baia di Ginevra vi sono le pierres du Niton, due rocce che emergono dal lago datanti dell'ultima glaciazione. Una di queste fu scelta dal generale Guillaume-Henri Dufour come punto di riferimento per il calcolo di tutte le altitudini in Svizzera. Nel 2000, la città ottenne il premio Wakker della Lega svizzera del patrimonio nazionale per il suo concetto di ammodernamento delle rive del Rodano ed il suo ambiente urbano particolarmente curato. Il progetto del Fil du Rhône fu allora messo progressivamente in opera.
Clima [modifica]A Ginevra, l'inverno è freddo e solitamente poco soleggiato. In questa stagione, vi possono essere, a varie riprese, giornate senza che il ghiaccio si sciolga o che la temperatura non salga sopra i -10°C. Quando la bise soffia, la sensazione del freddo è accentuata e può rendere le condizioni meteorologiche assai proibitive. Il sole resta relativamente raro poiché nascosto da degli strati o dalla nebbia. Dal mese di marzo, le temperature aumentano e divengono quasi estive a fine maggio. Tuttavia, le precipitazioni si intensificano, in particolare sottoforma di temporali a maggio. Questi possono essere di breve durata ma di forte intensità. Le estati sono spesso calde e piuttosto umide. Se a settembre il clima assomiglia ancora a quello estivo, il clima si raffredda poi assai rapidamente per diventare quasi invernale a novembre. L'autunno è anche la stagione delle nebbie.
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Bus, filobus, tram e battelli [modifica]L'unica compagnia di trasporti pubblici del cantone di Ginevra, oltre alle Ferrovie Federali Svizzere, è la TPG (Transports Publics Genevois). In seno alla città, la TPG gestisce una fitta e ramificata rete di autobus e filobus nonché una rete di tram in piena rinascita. Un servizio di battelli assicura gli spostamenti tra le due sponde del lago. Quest'ultimo, inizialmente a scopo turistico, è in pieno sviluppo come trasporto urbano pratico e veloce. Ci sono alcune aziende che hanno ricevuto in subappalto dalla TPG alcune linee, ma usano lo stesso sistema tariffario e in genere usano veicoli con i colori TPG. All'utente normale questo sistema di subappaltare le linee non causa nessuna variazione nel servizio, un servizio che è sempre impeccabile, di qualità e molto ramificato.
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Vista dall'alto dell'aeroporto di Cointrin
L'Aeroporto Internazionale di Ginevra, ubicato a Cointrin, dista meno di dieci minuti dal centro-città ed è comodamente accessibile in autobus o in treno. Grandi compagnie aeree fra le quali Swiss, Air France, Lufthansa, British Airways e EasyJet propongono dei collegamenti verso destinazioni in tutta Europa e nel resto del mondo. Ogni anno, vi transitano circa 10 milioni di passeggeri.
Auto [modifica]Ginevra è collegata alla rete autostradale svizzera grazie alla A1 e a quella francese mediante la A40.
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Stazione FFS di Ginevra Cornavin
La città è servita dalle reti ferroviarie svizzera (FFS) e francese (SNCF). Dei TGV diretti collegano la metropoli ginevrina con Parigi et Marsiglia. Dei treni regionali circolano fra Lancy-Pont-Rouge et Coppet e il RER (Rhône Express Régional) collega Ginevra con Bellegarde. Queste due linee regionali appaiono oggi insufficienti e servono in modo ineguale l'hinterland della città. Il Réseau express régional sarà veramente completo quando sarà realizzato il progetto del CEVA [1] (Cornavin-Eaux-Vives-Annemasse) che è pianificato sin dal 1884. Collegando la rete ferroviaria elvetica a quella francese della Haute-Savoie (mediante una galleria sotto una parte della città), i treni potranno circolare nella regione transfrontaliera circostante a Ginevra e, con delle nuove stazioni, saranno finalmente servite delle zone già densamente popolate. La stazione FFS di Cornavin è anche il punto di partenza della pista ciclabile nazionale numero 1 denominata Route du Rhône che si protrae fino a Andermatt.
Organizzazioni ed enti internazionali [modifica]Ginevra è la sede di molte organizzazioni internazionali, tra cui l'Organizzazione Mondiale del Commercio (World Trade Organization, WTO), il CERN (Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire), l'Organizzazione Internazionale per le Standardizzazioni (ISO), il Concilio Mondiale delle Chiese e diverse Organizzazioni delle Nazioni Unite, come l'Organizzazione Mondiale per la Sanità (OMS), l'Organizzazione Internazionale per il Lavoro, l'Alto Commissariato delle Nazioni Unite per i Rifugiati (UNHCR), l'Alto Commissariato delle Nazioni Unite per i Diritti Umani (UNHCHR), Il Fondo delle Nazioni Unite per l'Infanzia (UNICEF), l'Organizzazione Mondiale per la Proprietà Intellettuale (WIPO), l'Organizzazione Internazionale per le Migrazioni (IOM) e altre. Ginevra ospita anche il Comitato Internazionale della Croce Rossa e Mezzaluna Rossa Internazionale e Amnesty International. Fu anche la sede della Società delle Nazioni fino alla sua chiusura.
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Travel Guide Geneva Travel Guide and Geneva Travel Information - TravelPuppy.com Geneva has for long been Switzerland’s most cosmopolitan city. Located at the southwestern end of Lac Léman – the country’s largest lake – and astride the Rhône, Geneva is the departure point for lake steamers. Only an arrival by water can convey just how well positioned the city is, with foreground hills rising against a milieu of mountains. The river bisects the city – some refer to the north side as the right bank and the south as the left bank. The city centre is to be found on both shores, with the main railway station and the suburbs to the north of the river and the Old Town (Vieille Ville) to the south of the river. Settled since Neolithic times, Geneva became an imperial city in the year 1032, under Emperor Conrad II, before achieving independence in the year 1530 and joining the Swiss Confederation in 1814. Geneva’s reputation for religious tolerance during the Reformation proved to be of major influence on its subsequent development. For many centuries, exiles from religious or political persecution chose the city as their safe haven, ranging from the English regicides in the 17th century to Lenin in the early 20th century. Even the manufacture of watches was fostered by one of the most intolerant of religious exiles, John Calvin, who resided here from 1541 to his death in 1564. This amazing mix of nationalities, coupled with the fact that most émigrés were of an intellectual disposition, led to the establishment of different centres of learning. These soon developed such a fine reputation that Geneva became a popular choice for the sons (and later daughters) of wealthy families to finish their education. Switzerland’s famed neutrality had a part to play in encouraging international organisations to locate their headquarters in Geneva, which today boasts over 200, raising an always numerous foreign community to 1/3 of the population. The catalyst for choosing Geneva was the decision in the year 1919 to set up the headquarters of the League of Nations, predecessor of the United Nations, in the city. Although the UN moved to New York in 1945, Geneva has kept its European office in the second largest building on the Continent (Palace of Versailles is the largest). Other important organisations based in the Geneva are the International Committee of the Red Cross – founded by the Swiss Henri Dunant in 1864 – and the World Health Organisation. The city is also a major banking centre – a ‘city of wealth by stealth’ as the British actor Robert Morley puts it – and plays an important role in the manufacture of watches, scientific instruments, jewellery and foodstuffs. These roles have contributed to it being a costly city in which to live or stay, although it has much to offer the visitor, principally the Old Town and some fine museums. Geneva is a well organized and clean city. Its exceptional public transport system, coupled with the ease and pleasure of walking around the centre, make a car unnecessary, even a nuisance. The city enjoys a mild central European climate with moderately low rainfall. The super rich community of international civil servants and tax exiles demand good food, entertainment and top hotels and Geneva provides it all. Beneath the stereotypical surface of diamonds and watches, however, one finds a tolerant and safe society with the Genevois strangely similar to the British – reserved but polite. |
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Geneva Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see swan, Geneva swan, Geneva Simona Dumitru Say 'Geneva' to a person and what will come up first? An inhabitant of the city itself will probably say that it is 'a continent on its own'. Say it to a foreigner and he or she will probably refer to the building of the United Nations located in Geneva. After the foundation of the Red Cross in 1864, Geneva became the home of many international organizations. The European head-office is located here still, together with departments of organizations, such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the European Centre for Particle Physics (CERN). Geneva is divided in two parts by the Rhone river that flows out of the lac Leman (lake Geneva). The old city is located on the southern shore (rive gauche or left bank), the train station north of the river, and the airport north-west of the city,straddling the French border, but only a short bus ride away. Most sights are within easy walking distance and the public transport system (with busses and trams) is very reliable. This 'smallest of the large capitals', as it is called, offers nearly everthing, ranging from extensive banking and shopping areas to rich artistic and cultural input. Geneva is packed with museums and, to a lesser extent, historical sights. When you have had it for the day, go to one of the many parks, largely created by the financial imput of many wealthy citizens. Most of the time during the summer, you can watch a free concert in one of the theatres or simply prepare yourself for the nightlife in Geneva. _____________Sights Edit This The building of the United Nations is one of the famous buildings in Geneva. This enormous complex, which covers a surface area equal to that of Versailles, was completed in 1936. Since 1946 it has housed the offices of the United Nations. Besides this, Geneva has over thirty museums. Together with the private galleries, they house some prestigious collections, which bear witness to the creativity and cultural influence of Geneva. For those interested in history and architecture, the Old Town has a number of exceptional sites and Genevan emblems, such as the Jet d'Eau Fountain' and the Floral Clock. When you want to breathe in some fresh air, you can find lushy parks and splendid botanical gardens. Display all or display just: Castles Museums Show best rated on top | Show in alphabetical order [Add Sight] Musée Rath Edit This Very nice museum on the place neuve that does good expositions. I visited (jan-2004) an expo on Hodler (Swiss painter) that was very interesting. type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: Place Neuve Auditoire Calvin Edit This Auditoire Calvin was first a chapel in the 5th century, and then a parish seat in the 13th century. It also lodged John Knox in 1555. He, along with Thomas Bodley (future founder of the library of Oxford) and Miles Coverdale, collaborated on the first English Bible for household use which came to be called the 'Geneva Bible'. type: Castles World66 rating: [rate it] address: Cour Saint-Pierre, 1204 Geneva openinghours: June to September: Closed on Mon., Tues-Sat. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sun: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. October to May : Closed on Mon., Tues-Sat. 2 to 5 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. to noon and 2- 5 p.m. Musée Automobiles Motos et Cycles Edit This The Automobile and Cycle Museum displays a collection of some 120 vintage cars, motor-cycles and bicycles. The cars were all built before World War 2. The motor-cycle collection covers the period of 1896-1950. The museums is open daily from 2-6 p.m. except Monday and Tuesday. The busses No. 1-4 will bring you there. type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: rue des Bains 28-30 tel: 022.321.36.37 Centre d'Iconographie Genevoise Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: pass. de la Tour 2 tel: 022.418.46.70 Musée Mamco Art Moderne et Contemporain Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: rue des Vieux-Grenadiers 10 tel: 022.320.61.22 Musée Militaire Genevois & Musée des Suisses à l'E Edit This Actually you can visit two museums at the same place, the Domaine de Penthes. One museum exhibits objects and paintings about the relations between Switzerland and other countries. The General Dufour pavillion houses a collection of uniforms, documents and weapons illustrating the history of the army. Phone +41-22-7349021 for further information. Admission: Adults pay 5 Sfr; reduced rate 3.50 Sfr; children 1.50 Sfr (under 6 free). type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: Château de Penthes, Geneva - Pregny, 1292 openinghours: 10am-noon, 2pm-6pm Tue-Sun Musée d'Art et Histoire Edit This The Art and History Museum is Switzerland’s only encyclopedic museum, covering the whole of western culture, from its origins to the present. The exhibitions consists of three sectors that comprise Archeology, Beaux-Arts (paintings from Renaissance to modern times and sculptures of such modern artists as Houdon and Rodin) and Applied Arts. It is open daily from 10 am - 5 pm, Mondays closed. Guided tours available. The busses No. 3,5,6,8,17 can bring you to the museum. type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: r Charles-Galland 2 tel: +41-22-418.26.00 Musée Histoire des Sciences Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: rue de Lausanne 128 tel: 022.418.50.60 Musée Histoire Naturelle Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: r de Malagnou 1 tel: 022.418.63.00 Musée Barbier-Mueller Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: rue Calvin 10 tel: 022.312.02.70 Musée Cabinet des Estampes Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: prom. du Pin 5 tel: 022.418.27.70 ____________Practical Information Edit This [Add Practical address] La Macchia Giuseppe Edit This Camping equipment and camper service type: general World66 rating: [rate it] address: ch. de Pré-Gentil 1 url: www.lamacchia.ch tel: +41 (022) 753 30 30 Geneva Tourism Edit This Open: Monday - Friday 8.30 am till 5:30 pm Office on the first floor type: general World66 rating: [rate it] email: info@geneva-tourism.ch address: Rue du Mont-Blanc 18 url: www.geneva-tourism.ch tel: +41 (022) 909.70.70 Hospital de la Tour Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] address: Av. J.-D.-Maillard 3, 1217 Meyrin url: www.geneve-tourisme.ch tel: +41 (022) 780 01 11 University Hospital Edit This Police type: general World66 rating: [rate it] address: Rue Micheli-du-Crest 24 tel: 117 Fire-brigade Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] tel: 118 Medical Emergency & Ambulances Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] tel: 144 Doctor Edit This Doctors' emergency visits at home type: general World66 rating: [rate it] tel: 322 20 20 ________Getting There Edit This Since Easyjet connects Geneva to London, Amsterdam and a few other European cities it has become an easy place to fly to. The airport is on the border with France and there are regular trains to the city center. Geneva is the hub of many railway and motorway connections so getting there by car or by train is very easy. [Add Global transport mode] Geneva Airport to Sion Edit This Are there any trains from geneva airport to Sion on 31/07/07 type: By Air World66 rating: [rate it] ___________Nightlife and Entertainment Edit This Arthur's Club Legend Arthur's Club Legend It won’t be difficult to find a café at Place du Bourg de Four. An empty seat might be more of a problem, especially during summer when the terraces are packed with people watching the world go by. The Old Town is a good area to head for when you’re looking for some entertainment during night-time as well as the Rues basses. There are plenty of bars and discos and the venues where you can hear and see live music performed are still increasing. Check the newspaper for the latest news on what’s happening where in Geneva during your stay. Display all or display just: Bars & Cafes Casinos Clubs and dancing Dancing Gay & Lesbian Live Music Theatres general Show best rated on top | Show in alphabetical order [Add Entertainment place] The Batiment des Forces Motrices Edit This type: Theatres World66 rating: [rate it] address: 2 pl. des Volontaires tel: +41 (0)22 3221220) The Comedie de Geneva Edit This type: Theatres World66 rating: [rate it] address: 6 bd. des Philosophes tel: +41 (0)22 320 50 01 Theatre du Grutli Edit This type: Theatres World66 rating: [rate it] address: 16 rue du Général-Dufour tel: +41 (0)22 328 98 78 The Grand Theatre Edit This type: Theatres World66 rating: [rate it] address: pl. Neuve tel: +41 (0)22 418 30 00 Bypass Edit This Popular spot with students and youngsters who like techno music. type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Rue du Marché 3 tel: +41 (0)22 810 07 20 Arthur's rivegauche Edit This Located between one loop of the Rhône and the street of the same name, right in the centre, this is a cozy bar. All the chairs are different and very comfy. Prices are not very low. 4,00 SFr for a coffee or 6,00 for a beer. Prices go up after 21:00 clock. Service is great. French cuisine for lunch and dinner or aperitif and after until 2:00 am.... just try it. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] email: rivegauche@arthurs.ch address: 7-9, rue du Rhône zipcode: 1204 Geneva url: www.arthurs.ch tel: +41 (0)22 810 32 60 ClosingTime: 2:00 am Le Rêve d'Or Edit This Don’t be afraid that you’ll fall asleep in this club where they play electronic music most of the time. Can get crowded in the weekends. type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Quai des Forces-Motrices 4 tel: +41 (0)22 329 01 29 Le Roi Ubu Edit This Le Roi Ubu is known for it's vibrant young clientele and it's location in the centre of the Old Town. In winter people stay inside the bar but in summer people sit on the terrace with their beverages. type: Casinos World66 rating: [rate it] address: 30 Grand Rue tel: +41 (0)22 310 73 98 ClosingTime: 2am everynight of the week Moulin à Danses Edit This The 80’s music from the weekends is altered with techno in the weekends. Dress to kill (or to dance the night away) type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Rue du Stand 20 tel: +41 (0)22 342 94 28 Sud des Alpes Edit This Contemporary jazz and good improvisations. type: Live Music World66 rating: [rate it] address: Rue des Alpes 10 tel: +41 (0)22 716 56 30 An Stram Gram Edit This type: Theatres World66 rating: [rate it] address: 56 rte. de Frontenex tel: +41 (0)22 735 79 24 Back Side Edit This i Probably the hottest place to got to with a good dance floor and the biggest chance of waking up next to someone you didn’t know before you entered the building. type: Gay & Lesbian World66 rating: [rate it] address: 10 Quai du Seujet tel: +41 (0)22 732 13 13 Arthur's Edit This Arthur's Club Legend Arthur's Club Legend The Arthur's Club was the biggest night-club of Switzerland (now Casino du Lac). The three dance floors with different music styles attracted trendy people from all over the town. Just go to www.arthurs.ch to revive the legend and discover the Arthur's World. type: Clubs and dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Route de Pré-Bois 20 email: arthurs@arthurs.ch url: www.arthurs.ch Le Baroque Edit This I recommend that people avoid this nightclub at all costs. While in Geneva for our cousin's wedding, my sister and I attended her bachelorette party at Le Baroque. The party was hosted by her "friend" who knew people at this club. Our host collected money and was to pay the bill. As my sister and I tried to leave the club we were prevented from leaving by two male staff members who claimed our party had not paid our bill. They would not allow us to call the party's host nor anyone else, but demanded that we pay the bill of 700CHF. These two males then physically pushed us (both more.. type: Casinos World66 rating: [rate it] address: Place de la Fusterie 12 tel: +41 (0)22 311 05 15 Thermos Edit This Good bar in the basement ( and a huge dark-room) that is popular with both locals and tourists. type: Gay & Lesbian World66 rating: [rate it] address: 10 rue Goetz Monin tel: +41 (0)22 320-72-65 Le Trois-Huit Edit This type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Route de Thonon 140 tel: +41 (0)22 752 38 08 Le Chat Noir Edit This Nice small arty bar where you can still hear one another. Sometimes live music downstairs. type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: rue Vautier 13 tel: +41 (0)22 343 49 98 Galicia Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: rue des Gares 21 tel: +41 (0)22 734 07 98 Le Loft Edit This Excellent place to go to when you want to meet people, have a drink and chat. Make sure you see the drag cabarets shows during the weekends. type: Gay & Lesbian World66 rating: [rate it] address: 20 quai du Seujet tel: +41 (0)22 738-28-28 Le Kid Edit This Nice bar/café/restaurant that probably has the best vegetarian dishes in town. type: Gay & Lesbian World66 rating: [rate it] adress: 99 bd. Carl-Vogt tel: +41 (0)22 320-44-96 Le Prétexte Edit This Several bars, a large dance-floor and some relaxing-rooms with each a different theme. Chill out in the Baroque one! type: Gay & Lesbian World66 rating: [rate it] address: Rue du Prince 9-11 tel: +41 (0)22 310 14 28 Club Fifty Eight Edit This Things get really started here when most places close. Good music and great staff. type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Rue des Glacis-de-Rive 15 tel: +41 (0)22 735 15 15 Griffin's Club Edit This Griffin’s has a door policy but when you dress to kill it won’t be such a problem to spend the night with the fashionable people in town. type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Boulevard Helvétique 36 tel: +41 (0)22 735 12 18 L'Interdit Edit This Used to be one of the hotspots in town. Weekends combination of techno and soul music. Often parties. type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Quai du Seujet 18 tel: +41 (0)22 738 90 91 Le Petit Palace Edit This Size doesn’t say anything! Small venue where the crowd can go berserk on the music played by the two house DJ’s. type: Dancing World66 rating: [rate it] address: Rue de la Tour de Boël 6 tel: +41 (0)22 311 00 33 Beau Rivage Edit This Bar belonging to the hotel where you can enjoy a glass of wine, smoke a cigar and enjoy the piano music. type: Live Music World66 rating: [rate it] address: 13 quai du Mont-Blanc tel: +41 (0)22 716 66 66 Aux Halles d'Ile Edit This Live jazz in the weekends in this hotel type: Live Music World66 rating: [rate it] address: 1 pl. de l'Ile tel: +41 (0)22 311 52 21 La Clemence Edit This Student favourite that will be packed- both inside and outside. Be there on time in the weekends. type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: 20 pl. du Bourg-de-Four tel: +41 (0)22 312 24 98 Flanagan's Edit This Well, what can you say? If you're looking for a real pub and for lager, you can't miss out on this one. type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: 4 rue du Cheval-Blanc tel: +41 (0)22 310 13 14 Mr. Pickwick's Pub Edit This You can have a good meal with your drink and the football matches going on on the telly. type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: 80 rue de Lausanne tel: +41 (0)22 731 67 97 Jardin d'Eden Altmeyer Tania Edit This Great garden where you can have the best coffee in town or look at the stars when you feel like it. type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: Grand-Rue 26 tel: +41 (0)22 310 18 08 Ambassador Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: quai des Bergues 21 tel: +41 (0)22 908 05 30 La Rose des Sables Edit This type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: rue de la Terrassière 6 tel: +41 (0)22 735 21 81 Le Baroque Edit This This bar in baroque style attracts a young fashionable crowd that like to drink in style. type: Bars & Cafes World66 rating: [rate it] address: 12 pl. de la Fusterie tel: +41 (0)22 311 05 15 Le Marchand de Sable Edit This Good location in the Old Town. Several beers and good service. type: Casinos World66 rating: [rate it] address: rue Vautier 4 tel: +41 (0)22 342 10 75 |
