Map of the region

Cuvat Church

Eglise
Place de l'église
74350

 Cuvat

A cocktail of sensations in breathtaking surroundings : natural toboggans, slides, swimming, rappel (roping down).

74910

 Seyssel

Come and discover this impressive site with exceptional views and our 10 km cross-country blue run. Loop on the D41A departmental road (la Croisette- la Grotte du Diable).

La Croisette
74160

 Archamps

The church is in the Neo-Gothic style. It was built by Fontaine, the architect from Annecy, in 1890 and opened in 1892. The interior was renovated in 1967 and the exterior in 1980.

74160

 Neydens

This cathedral, dedicated to Saint Peter and an iconic symbol of Geneva (which it overlooks from the hill of Veille-Ville) also symbolises the influence of Protestant Rome.

Cour Saint-Pierre
CH - 1204

 Genève

Perched on the ridge between earth and sky, this Gothic chapel has all the necessary components to be a perfect place for contemplation.

Route des Voirons
74420

 Boëge

Enjoy a French/Swiss adventure for a couple of hours off the beaten track at the foot of Salève - the most iconic mountain near Geneva. The return trip is made along a combination of paths and side roads, with fantastic views over Geneva and Lake Geneva

18 rue René Cassin
74100

 Annemasse

In Bellevaux, high on the mountains, is a pedagogical farm where the whole family can take part in workshops about milk, cheese, farming and the lives of the animals. After the visit you can take home various farm products.

746 route de la Côte
74470

 Bellevaux

This fortified house dates back to the 14th century and stands in a wooded park containing ancient lime and ash trees.

91 chemin du Château
74380

 Lucinges

At the summit of Mount Salève, the Observatoire offers you a traditional, simple but generous cuisine. Relax over a cup of real hot chocolate, just like you can at grandma's

8200 route des 3 lacs
74560

 Monnetier-Mornex

When you see the 32-metre Neo-Gothic bell tower, it is hard to imagine that this is one of the oldest places in Annemasse. From when the town was known as 'Namasce' to the present day, there has been a succession of buildings on Saint-André square.

Place Saint André
74100

 Annemasse