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A 20-hectare urban forest on a hill above the Arve, with shaded woodland trails, viewpoints and a small free animal park.

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Parks · Cité / Old Town
Geneva's oldest and most central historic park, home to the Reformation Wall, giant chessboards and the University of Geneva.
A majestic shaded park in the heart of the city where leashed dogs can walk the allées between sightseeing stops.
Dogs are forbidden on the lawns but allowed on the park paths on a leash (City of Geneva park rules).
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