Wednesday, 29 June 2011
Tipping Water Buckets in Meyrin
Meyrin has surpassed itself with its newest playground. I am sure that Meyrin must hold a record for playground density. The water is button activated, the entire area is covered in bouncy rubber flooring. There are also two climbing frames and some swings. I expect this is where we'll be spending many of our lunch hours over summer.
Labels:
Best,
Meyrin,
Outdoors,
Picnic Table,
Public,
Switzerland
Location:
Meyrin, Switzerland
Sunday, 26 June 2011
The Immaculate Plage at Hemance
Hermance is the last piece of Switzerland on Lake Geneva before you enter France. Hermance is a very pretty village that boasts one of the best kept lake side beaches there is. It's a great place for swimming and the playground and sandpit are also extremely well located. The views of Lake Geneva are among the best. There is also a buvette selling wine, beer, saucisse and ice cream. To get to Hermance there is a ferry from Nyon or it is the last stop on Bus E 25 minutes from the center of Geneva. The plage costs 4CHF per adult to enter. Hermance plage is incredibly well kept.
The village itself has a few shops, restaurants and a large stone tower.
The village itself has a few shops, restaurants and a large stone tower.
Labels:
Geneva,
Lake Side,
Outdoors,
Playground,
Public,
Switzerland,
Table Tennis
Location:
Hermance, Switzerland
Wednesday, 1 June 2011
The Tower at Chancy
Chancy has one of our most recent playground discoveries. This is a big and high climbing frame. Once a year this park hosts a FĂȘte des Enfants which is a good time to visit.
Labels:
Chancy,
Picnic Table,
Playground,
Public,
Switzerland,
Table Tennis
Location:
Chancy, Switzerland
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