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April 2020

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Welcome to a world of travel, entertainment and culture, curated from a global collective of writers, photojournalists and artists. Each article of our award-winning magazine is sure to inspire, no matter which of our destinations you call home.

Geneva

Geneva - Hotels, Restaurants, Bars and Galleries

With views of snowy Alpine peaks and glittering Lac Léman, Geneva has some of the most attractive scenery in Europe. But the city doesn’t fall far behind. If you’re travelling here in winter you’ll want to indulge in fromage-y fare such as raclette and fondue, but the cosmopolitan city has as many Michelin-starred restaurants as it does Swiss lodges.

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Hotel La Cour des Augustins, Geneva

Tucked into a quiet back street of Geneva’s Latin Quarter, La Cour des Augustins is an urban hideaway in an utterly stunning city. The building has a beautiful 19th century facade, allowing it to blend with ease into its surroundings.

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The Kings of Schwing

From farmers’ pastime to a national phenomenon capturing the imagination of a country, schwingen is the greatest sport you don’t know about.

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Park Gstaad, Switzerland

When actress Julie Andrews moved to Gstaad in the 1960s, she insisted on decorating its chalets with 1,000 lights.

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Mama Mia!

In the Swiss resort town of Zermatt, a new hotel is proving a welcome breath of fresh air

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Quartier des Bains, Geneva

Although often better known for its diplomats and bankers, Geneva’s art district, Quartier des Bains, is putting the city on the map as an essential destination for international artists and collectors. A local secret for some time, the rest of the world is starting to pay attention to Europe’s very own SoHo.

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Carouge, Geneva

Carouge today is a suburb of Geneva, but it was once a rival to its wealthy Swiss neighbour.

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Pâquis, Geneva

Once an open pasture for grazing cattle and part of the town of Petit-Saconnex, Pâquis is now one of Geneva’s foremost bohemian and eclectic neighbourhoods.

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Andermatt 2.0

Jean-Michel Gathy’s blend of chalet chic and Asian elegance somehow works exceptionally well in the mountain setting of Andermatt, where miles of new ski runs welcome their first skiers this season.

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