Sunday
“Geneva is so boring on Sundays.” Shops shut, city wide awake.
Geneva after dark exists, we promise. Try the dancefloors instead.
NIGHT MODE on the homepage🌙 Saturday night into Sunday clubsOrganisers publish late (very Swiss). Meanwhile, the picks below are on every Sunday, no booking drama.
Open every Sunday, whatever the agenda says.
Raclette, rösti and a chocolate fountain: a Swiss-corner buffet near Cornavin at a gentler price.
Chocolate fountain. Sunday sorted.
Geneva's museum of ethnography and world cultures.
Gentle Sunday stroll through Geneva's botanical garden and its greenhouses.
Sand-and-grass city beach open 365 days a year, with a wild play area for little ones.
Open 365 days a year. More than you can say for most shops.
The big station Migros: proof Geneva doesn't fully shut on Sundays, just everywhere else.
Big indoor municipal pool for a family swim when it's grey outside.
The Restaurant: In a modern but warm setting, simple but quality traditional cuisine.
Pâtisserie and tea room on Rue Voltaire where regulars come for Sunday brunch.
Five centuries of watchmaking, automata and enamel. Plainpalais at its most precise.
Where time is literally the exhibit.
Cable car up the Salève, Geneva's balcony over the city, the lake and Mont Blanc.
Technically in France. Spiritually Geneva's balcony.
Summer swimming and water sports at the Bains des Pâquis in the middle of the harbour. Runs until the end of September.
Léman Express station shop for the forgotten milk and the not-forgotten wine.
Indoor, warm and Geneva-approved.
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