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L'Adresse

Self-consciously hip but decent food. Occasionally snooty service.

Address: 32 Rue du 31 décembre
Getting there: close to Eaux-Vives
Hours: Tue-Sat 11:00-19:00
Website: ladress.ch (opens in a new tab)

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Eaux-Vives
While many of Geneva's buildings are similar in style to what you would find in French cities, the Mairie of Eaux-Vives is a great example of the typical Swiss architecture you would find in cities like Zürich. If you're interested in modern architecture, also visit Rue Saint-Laurent for "La Clarté", an avant-garde building designed by Le Corbusier in 1931/32 — one of 17 Le Corbusier buildings to be listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Another interesting attraction here is the Russian Orthodox Church built 1859-1866 with its golden cupolas.
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Hashimoto
Hashimoto Sushi is a favourite spot for Japanese diplomats and international civil servants in Geneva, which should tell you enough.
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Musée d'Histoire Naturelle
Geneva has a nice museum which is worth a visit, especially if you have youth and children.
Tue-Sun 09:30-17:00Free
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Jet d'Eau
One of the crowning symbols of Geneva is the monumental Jet d'Eau, a fountain of water pumped 140m into the air. The spectacular plume was once an occasional pressure release for hydro-power generation on the Rhône River, but people liked it so much that in 1891 the city created a permanent pumped fountain. It's beautifully lit at night. Best viewed from a distance — the surrounding half kilometer is soaked with water. However, the more adventurous might want to try the pathway leading right up to the Jet d'eau -- prepare to get enjoyably wet!
daily 10:00-23:00 (shut off in November for maintenance and during strong winds.)Free