Escape rooms for children in the canton of Geneva

Want to discover Geneva differently, as a family and at your own pace? Explorial turns the city into a big smartphone treasure hunt: you walk, you solve puzzles and you learn a host of anecdotes along the way, with no guide and no fixed schedule.

Want a simple mini-cruise in the heart of Geneva? The Mouettes Genevoises cross the lake in just a few minutes, all year round, and offer children a true boat experience on the lake, accessible with a regular public transport ticket.

Want to take a swim in the city with the kids? The swimming area at Quai Wilson offers direct and developed access to the lake, facing the Jet d'eau, with ramps for entering the water, changing cabins, and a refreshment stand right on the grass.

Want to discover Geneva differently, turning a walk into an adventure? Finding Daniel is an urban treasure hunt to do as a family: you set off in search of a prankster guide, puzzle after puzzle, through the city's most beautiful spots.

Want to explore Geneva without tiring out little legs? The little tourist train takes you through the city and along the lake at a leisurely pace, with stunning views of the Jet d'Eau and Mont-Blanc. An easy, fun outing that's perfect for a first family visit.

Looking for an original outing that combines a stroll and history with the kids? On one Sunday each month, from late spring to early autumn, the Geneva Tram Museum Association operates real trams from the 1920s through the streets of Geneva. You board, sit on the wooden benches, and traverse the city at the pace of yesteryear.

Want a day at the beach without leaving the city? Just a stone's throw from the harbor, the Plage des Eaux-Vives stretches 400 meters of sand and pebbles along Lake Geneva, right in the heart of Geneva. Shallow water, a large shaded park, and free access: here’s a perfect summer outing for the family.

Looking for a simple, spectacular outdoor outing with the children? The Jet d'Eau de Genève shoots its plume of water 140 metres above the bay. It's free, easy to reach beside Lake Geneva, and always impressive for young and old alike.