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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 · Eaux-Vives
Geneva's largest park, sloping from the 18th-century Villa La Grange down to the lake, with the famous rose garden and a dog exercise area.
Lakeside lawns, a rose garden and a dedicated off-leash dog zone make it Geneva's most complete park for dogs.
Dogs are leashed on paths (not on lawns), but there is a designated off-leash dog area (espace de liberté pour chiens, non clôturé) per the City of Geneva.
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