An enduring open-water challenge that brings swimmers into cold, clear lake waters for a traditional festive swim. Participants test endurance and technique across marked routes while supported by safety teams and a lively shore atmosphere. The event emphasizes communal spirit, physical challenge and connection with nature, with varying distances to suit different levels. It’s a bracing, energetic race that rewards preparation, resilience and the shared thrill of swimming in open water.
Move through Geneva’s streets on a lively guided tasting that links nine artisan chocolate shops with local stories and techniques. At each stop participants sample signature creations while the guide explains the historical and craft traditions behind the flavours. The route emphasizes a convivial, exploratory pace through urban passages, offering sensory discoveries and conversations with master chocolatiers. Suitable for walkers comfortable with a city stroll and curious about culinary heritage.
Balades Théâtralisées invites audiences on an outdoor theatrical promenade that uncovers hidden city histories through staged scenes in natural settings. The troupe blends guided narration with short dramatic tableaux, favouring emotional resonance over strict historical reenactment. Soundscapes and simple lighting sculpt nocturnal and intimate atmospheres, while performers shift between storytelling and embodiment. The route alternates between the company’s traditional itinerary and a new underground-themed walk, creating a layered experience of memory, surprise and communal discovery.
In French.
Cycle through city streets and neighbourhoods in teams on an upbeat, urban scavenger hunt that blends navigation, puzzles and playful challenges. The route threads across the canton, mixing flat roads, bike lanes and park squares, offering bursts of speed, sharp turns and opportunities to savour city scenery. Teamwork and friendly competition drive the energy as riders of all ages and abilities—including electric bikes—tackle checkpoints together. It’s a sociable, inclusive ride that celebrates collective effort and the joy of moving through the city on two wheels.
Explore cultivated garden paths and discover a variety of plantings on a guided outdoor walk that blends gentle exercise with moments of sensory discovery. Participants move through diverse beds and green spaces, experiencing textures, scents and seasonal flavors during short sampling stops. The pace is relaxed and accessible, designed for those who enjoy calm movement in nature and convivial shared moments. Expect an engaging, sensory exploration of the landscape that highlights seasonal produce and the rhythm of the gardens.
Walk through an autumn garden as leaves turn red and gold, guided by a horticulturist’s hands-on perspective. The walk follows winding paths and planted beds where soil, bark and late blooms create rich textures and scents, inviting close observation and seasonal reflection. Expect a calm, engaging pace focused on plant care, species choices and the cultivation challenges that shape urban green spaces.
The experience blends sensory detail with expert insight and is conducted in French.
Set a brisk pace along a scenic lakeshore for a spirited 5 km run that blends easy, fast terrain with fresh air and open water views. The course traces flat promenades and park paths, inviting rhythmic running and collective momentum as participants stride together for children’s rights in Haiti. Expect the wind off the lake, surfaced paths with occasional tree shade, and a buoyant, communal atmosphere that balances friendly competition with solidarity—an accessible challenge that rewards motion, camaraderie, and purpose.
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