Activities In summer
486 activities for children
Quiz Room Geneva
Looking for a moment of laughter and challenges as a family, sheltered from the weather? In the heart of the Eaux-Vives district in Geneva, Quiz Room sets you up on a real TV studio set to buzz, sing and test your knowledge, young and old together.
Rollers Mini-Golf Bar – Geneva
Looking for an original outing with the kids, sheltered from the weather? In the Eaux-Vives district, Rollers reinvents indoor mini-golf with a 12-hole course featuring cinema-inspired decor, in a colourful and cheerful atmosphere.
Ciné 17, the neighborhood cinema in the heart of Geneva
Want a sweet and cultural moment with the kids? Ciné 17, located on the bustling Rue de la Corraterie in Geneva, welcomes you to an intimate and comfortable theater, easily accessible and perfect in any weather.
Dullive Beach
Between Gland and Rolle, the Dullive beach is an intimate and tranquil spot on Lake Geneva: grass, rocks, and two small sandy areas, in a calm atmosphere ideal for families. Unsupervised swimming to keep in mind. A well-kept secret of La Côte.
Bondex Woods: nature walk in Céligny
The Bois de Bondex, in Céligny, is a small nature reserve nestled in the Geneva enclave of Terre Sainte. Forests, meadows, and marshes coexist there over approximately 6.6 hectares, with astonishing biodiversity. A peaceful nature outing to observe, walk, and breathe with family.
LaseRed Geneva
Looking for an outing that combines action and mystery with the kids? LaseRed Geneva immerses families in a life-sized prison where laser tag and escape games meet, just a stone's throw from downtown and sheltered from the weather.
Plage de la Plaine – Dardagny
Looking for a refreshing family outing without leaving the canton of Geneva? La Plage de la Plaine, in Dardagny, is a free natural swimming area by the Rhône, featuring a wading pool for little ones, sand, greenery, and a birdwatching observatory: a true slice of nature within easy reach by train.
Historical Tramway Rides in Geneva
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.