Laila Rodriguez
The Rumine Palace on the Riponne Plaza in Lausanne
Geneva, Switzerland – The perennial question, “what’s there to do on Sundays in Geneva or Lausanne?” lingers on and stays floating in the air as if waiting for a magical answer to materialize. Well the simple answer is, don’t wait, plan ahead for those lazy Sundays in the Lake Geneva area.
Planning, not improvising, seems to be in the Swiss-top-10 list of values. With that in mind, here are two tips for the first weekend of each month:
Laila Rodriguez
Geneva, Switzerland – The day I moved to Geneva, I was greeted at the airport by our very first visitors to Switzerland (long story!). Ever since then, we find ourselves asking the same question when we are expecting visitors; where to take out-of-town guests in Geneva? A question of particular importance when the visitor is only staying for a few hours, or has decided to stay for a day only.
Laila Rodriguez
Guide to hiking, biking, walking, vineyards and more in Geneva
Geneva, Switzerland – This could be one of the best resources for those looking for non-organized outdoor activities and other local resources.
Campagnon.ch is a guide to Canton Geneva’s countryside. The interactive map, offered in French and English, shows activities available in the canton and locates them on a map for your convenience. It also gives you the physical address and website (when available) of B&B, breweries and other businesses in the campagne genevoise.
In Campagnon you can access a list of: