The Puritanism of
GENEVA
(Genève in French) is inextricably linked with the city's struggle for independence. Long ruled by the dukes of Savoy, who regarded the local bishopric as their private property, sixteenth-century Genevans saw the Reformation in neighbouring Switzerland as a useful aid in their struggle to rid themselves of Savoyard influence. By the time the city's independence was won in 1602, its religious zeal had painted it as the "Protestant Rome". Wha... [More]
Centrally located, a stone?s throw from Cornavin railway station and 5 minutes from the lakeside. Very pleasant restaurant offering international cuisine and impeccable service. Rooms with all modern conveniences. Excellent value for money. Starting point for many excursions. [More]