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Bains de Pâquis
The Pâquis public baths were built in 1872, and today this cherished local hangout encompasses a hammam and sauna as well as a community-run café that locals swear serves the best fondue going.
Inspired by its mountainous setting, Geneva has long been a city of soaring intellectualism. With its outdoorsy vibe, it’s also the perfect place to get high on the good life.
22 August, 2022
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The Pâquis public baths were built in 1872, and today this cherished local hangout encompasses a hammam and sauna as well as a community-run café that locals swear serves the best fondue going.
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Soak up Carouge's unique French-Italian vibe at this beloved local bistro on the large public square, where writers, artists and designers tuck into the well-priced plats du jour (classics include salmon en croûte, steak tartare, and slow-roasted lamb).
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For a taste of old-school Montmartre in the heart of 21st-century Geneva, head to Le Blanc Valet, run by a wine-obsessed staff and soundtracked by Nineties electro and Seventies disco classics. Don't be surprised if drinkers morph into dancers by 11pm.
For more recommendations on dining in Geneva, visit myswitzerland.com. Or, purchase Volume 37: Craft today and receive A Creative's Guide to Switzerland, an 90-page SUITCASE travel companion to Zurich, Lausanne and Montreux Rivieria, Basel and Geneva.
Main photo credit: Kevin Faingnaert