- A guide to administrative matters in Geneva
- Arts and Entertainment
- Bars, restaurants, food and more
- Children/Kids Activities
- Geneva pictures and general thoughts
- Health related matters in Geneva
- Pets in Geneva
- Shopping in Geneva
- Sightseeing in Geneva, exploring the City and the Canton
- Sports, fitness and outdoor activities
- Travel
Laila Rodriguez
Tai Chi lessons offered by the city of Geneva - Photo courtesy Ville de Geneve
Geneva, Switzerland – Play tennis, go cross-country skiing or take Tai-Chi lessons absolutely free. There are only two conditions that need to be met in order for you to take advantage of this offer. First, you must be a Geneva resident and second you must be 55 years of age or older.
Laila Rodriguez
Family weekend at St Cergue, Switzerland
Geneva, Switzerland – New snow is expected this weekend in Geneva and surrounding areas which has me thinking, what better excuse to have some – free – fun on the slopes. Boot up and get ready to visit St Cergue, a small town near Nyon.
Laila Rodriguez
Too cold to go swimming outdoors
Geneva, Switzerland – The days are getting shorter by the minute and Geneva will soon be submerged in that “perma-gray” that makes us all a bit stir-crazy.
One good way to beat the blues is by exercising and adding new physical activities to our routine. What is there to do in Geneva proper during the winter months?
Swimming! Indoor pools in Geneva offer courses for adults and children all-year round.
Laila Rodriguez
Ludobus at a park in Geneva - Photos Gabriela RRB
Geneva, Switzerland – Calling all children for outdoor fun! Although the much dreaded back-to-school date is getting closer, there are still plenty of outdoor activities for children to enjoy. One option in particular offers kids the chance to meet other kids in a fun environment: the “ludotheques,” and until the end of September, the “ludo bus.”
