Youth Hostel in Geneva
Travel Tips for Geneva (Page 10/10)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
Visitor Attractions
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17 Aug 2010 Vasileios, Norway:
The Lake? The old town perhaps. A real french tost at Rue de J. Favon. |
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06 Sep 2010 Laurence, England & Wales:
no such thing in switzerland lol |
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30 Jul 2010 Chris, Sweden:
We unexpectedly stumbled into a huge tingle tangle tivoli by the shore. I would have guessed it always is there but probably it was a ramadan thing. I've never seen so many clothed-in women and live niqabs in my life. Must have had something to do with ramadan? Can't say I mind but it was unexpected and exotic. |
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28 Jul 2010 Linde, Netherlands:
the yellow boats, take m4 to the park and swim and walk around. |
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03 Jun 2010 Justin, USA:
Food in Geneva is really expensive. For a real budget meal, I'd recommend going to a supermarket to buy your own food. My friend and I made sandwiches for both days we were there. |
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| HI Hostel GenevaSet close to Lake Léman, the hostel is about 1 km from the centre of this idyllically situated city with its parks, promenades and wonderful views of Mount Blanc. There is easy access to the old town as well as to many museums and galleries. Accommodation6+ bedded rooms and facilities include lounge, laundry and meals. 50%OFF at Red Cross Museum for Youth hostel Guest | more...... |