One toy library for three municipalities: Lud'Onex serves families and institutions in Onex, Bernex and Confignon. Located on Rue des Bossons, it lets members borrow up to five games a month and use the games room freely.
The offer goes well beyond lending: games evenings, giant games for hire for parties, birthday activities and school visits all shape the life of the place.
The doors open three days a week: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 15:00 to 18:30, and Wednesday mornings from 09:00 to 11:30. Just enough time to drop by after school, return the month's games and leave with a fresh selection.
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Family outing ideas around the toy library.
Looking for a simple and joyful aquatic moment with the kids, no matter the weather? The Onex-Parc municipal pool features a heated indoor pool and an outdoor wading pool for the summer, just a stone's throw from the tram, perfect for splashing around, learning to swim, or cooling off with the family.
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Want to get outdoors, with family and without spending a dime? The Parcours Vita in Onex winds through 2.1 km in the heart of the forest, featuring fifteen exercise stations to work out, climb, jump, and breathe in the fresh air just a stone's throw from the city.
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Looking for a big breath of fresh air with the children, without leaving the Geneva area? The Centre des Evaux, in Onex, unfolds 50 hectares of sport, games and nature where every family finds its playground, in any weather.
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Other toy libraries in the same canton.
Ludothèque L'arbre à Jouets
Le Lignon, 1219
Since March 2003, the Lignon estate has had its own toy library: L'arbre à Jouets, whose premises sit just below the Catholic church of Le Lignon. Run by a team of dedicated volunteers, it offers more than 600 games and toys for ages 1 to 99, to use on site or borrow to take home. Playing on site lets you try before you borrow; borrowing lets you carry on the fun at home, then move on to the next game without accumulating anything. At the heart of this estate in the canton of Geneva, the toy library also plays its part as a neighbourhood hub, where young and old gather around a games table.
Ludothèque Lancy
Grand-Lancy, 1212
The municipal toy library of Lancy sets out to be a place that fosters personal growth, meeting and exchange. On Avenue des Communes-Réunies in Grand-Lancy, it brings together varied spaces devoted to on-site play and to borrowing games and toys, with a team of professionals guiding visitors in their choices. Several times a week it welcomes families, but also school classes and groups, play here belongs as much to school life as to family life. The doors open three days a week: Wednesday mornings and afternoons, plus Thursdays and Fridays from 14:00 to 18:00. Just right for a visit after school, leaving with a game to discover as a family.
Ludothèque Plan-les-Ouates
Plan-les-Ouates, 1228
At Chemin de Vers 8, around fifteen volunteer toy librarians keep the Ludothèque Plan-les-Ouates running, with hundreds of games available to families of all ages. You can borrow games, but also play on site free of charge (a chance to try a title before adopting it for good) and even hire fancy dress costumes. The toy library opens three times a week: Mondays and Wednesdays from 16:00 to 18:00, and Friday mornings from 09:00 to 11:00. For a birthday or a big gathering, the party package lets you take home ten games for a week. And in summer, outdoor games round out the collection, plenty to liven up the garden or the playground without buying a thing.
