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About Gy:
Known as Gyez in 1227, then Giez in 1289, Gy has been inhabited since Roman times.
Initially part of the Saint-Victor priory’s lands, it became part of Geneva's jurisdiction in 1754. In 1798, Jussy became a Geneva commune, including Gy, which became an independent commune in 1850.
The first Reformed temple in the Geneva countryside was built in Gy (1609-1611).
Initially part of the Saint-Victor priory’s lands, it became part of Geneva's jurisdiction in 1754. In 1798, Jussy became a Geneva commune, including Gy, which became an independent commune in 1850.
The first Reformed temple in the Geneva countryside was built in Gy (1609-1611).
Things to see, do and discover in the commune of Gy:
HISTORIC BUILDINGS
Gy TempleThe first Protestant temple built on Genevan territory since the Reformation, it was inaugurated in 1611.
The temple's appearance has changed little over the past four centuries.
Location: Google Maps
The temple's appearance has changed little over the past four centuries.
Location: Google Maps
NATURE RESERVES
Prés Bordon Nature ReserveThis nature reserve has series of ponds that serve as a sanctuary for nature, nestled within the network of conserved environments of the Prés-de-Villette reserve.
The Prés Bordon site is a lush, forested wetland featuring a variety of water bodies and thriving riparian vegetation. Well-connected to other nearby natural areas, it offers a refuge for rare and sometimes unexpected species.
This site provides an ideal setting for family-friendly explorations and discoveries.
Parking: Allée du Chambet, 1251 GyLocation: Google Maps
The Prés Bordon site is a lush, forested wetland featuring a variety of water bodies and thriving riparian vegetation. Well-connected to other nearby natural areas, it offers a refuge for rare and sometimes unexpected species.
This site provides an ideal setting for family-friendly explorations and discoveries.
Parking: Allée du Chambet, 1251 GyLocation: Google Maps
RESTAURANTS
Restaurant Auberge de GyA charming little restaurant offering simple, flavourful dishes, including the famous free-range chicken.
In the summer, guests can enjoy their meal on the delightful shaded terrace.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
In the summer, guests can enjoy their meal on the delightful shaded terrace.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
4,5,6 Cueillir des Cerises The restaurant offers a carefully crafted European menu, featuring a variety of dishes to satisfy every craving.
Guests can enjoy delicious charcuterie platters, ideal for a savory start, or indulge in main courses made with fresh, local ingredients. For dessert lovers, the homemade sweets are a must-try, each bite evoking traditional family recipes.
The restaurant exclusively partners with winemakers from Gy.
During the warmer months, the spacious terrace is the perfect spot for an outdoor lunch or dinner.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Guests can enjoy delicious charcuterie platters, ideal for a savory start, or indulge in main courses made with fresh, local ingredients. For dessert lovers, the homemade sweets are a must-try, each bite evoking traditional family recipes.
The restaurant exclusively partners with winemakers from Gy.
During the warmer months, the spacious terrace is the perfect spot for an outdoor lunch or dinner.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
SPORTS & ACTIVITIES
Manège de BeaupréOffers hand-led pony rides. It costs CHF 30 for 30 minutes and CHF 50 for 1 hour.
Children under 12 years old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Children under 12 years old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
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