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BastionsPark
Location: PlaceNeuve
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| Site for the first university in Geneva formerly a botanical garden lined with trees
Bastions Park is a popular spot amongst students and is always abuzz with activity throughout the day. The life size chess boards at the north end of the park attract both young and old chess masters looking for a challenge. The Reformation Wall
built along the old rampart wall of the Old Town is a tribute to the founders of the Reformation and is immortalized in statue along the wall.
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English Garden
Location: QuaiGustave-Ador
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| Situated near the Jet d’Eau, the English Garden is home to the “flower clock,”
the largest of its kind in the world and is a symbol of Geneva’s dedication to integration with nature.
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Parc La Grange
Location: Quai Gustave Ador
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| The largest park in Geneva encompassing 12000 square meters along the lake. The largest rose garden in the city and a horticultural center are the major attraction of this park. Every Wednesday and Friday during the summer, free concerts are hosted at the Verdure Theatre within this site.
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Eaux Vives Park
Location: Quai Gustave Ador
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| Eaux Vives Park is a sloping hillside park; situated just next to Parc la Grange, looked over by an 18th century castle that now serves as a restaurant.
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La Perle-du-Lac and Parc Moynier
Location: Route du Lausanne
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Arguably the most beautiful area in Geneva with clear views of the Mont Blanc and the lake The ‘Pearl of Lake’ and adjoining Park Moynier are flush with flowers with plenty of shady spots to spend your afternoons. In the center of Park Moynier, is The History of Science Museum, a former estate home.
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Batie Woods
Location: Jonction
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| Spanning over 20 hectares, Batie Woods is a wildlife refuge near the city center. Many hiking trails criss-cross through the park and is pretty popular with joggers and hikers. A small zoo and several terrace restaurants are also located in the park for your convenience.
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