Parks
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No photo yetParc des Bastions
Geneva's oldest and most central historic park, home to the Reformation Wall, giant chessboards and the University of Geneva.
Shaded seatingStep-free access
Free
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Brunch · Eaux-Vives
Melrose Kitchen – Eaux-Vives
A California-inspired café-restaurant a few steps from the lake, serving açaí bowls, avocado toast, matcha and fresh juices.
Why it made the list
Explicitly dog-friendly brunch spot by the lake, with a sunny terrace and an air-conditioned interior.
Good to know before you go
Dogs are welcome — the official Geneva Tourism listing states the café is 'dog-friendly and happily welcomes visitors accompanied by their dogs'.
Practical notes
- Go for brunch then walk the Quai Gustave-Ador
- the terrace fills quickly on weekends.
What is available on site
- Dogs indoors
- Shaded seating
House rules and verification
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