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About Satigny:
In the 10th century, Satigny had convents under the Benedictine abbey of Saint-Martin d'Ainay in Lyon.
By 1134, it became part of the Saint-Pierre Cathedral chapter in Geneva. Following the Protestant Reformation in 1536, all property was transferred to the Republic of Geneva.
The Château de Peney, a Catholic stronghold, was destroyed in 1536.
Bourdigny joined Satigny in 1749, and in 1817, Peney was transferred from Russin to Satigny.
Satigny-Dessus is listed on the Swiss Federal Inventory of Heritage Sites as a site of national importance.
By 1134, it became part of the Saint-Pierre Cathedral chapter in Geneva. Following the Protestant Reformation in 1536, all property was transferred to the Republic of Geneva.
The Château de Peney, a Catholic stronghold, was destroyed in 1536.
Bourdigny joined Satigny in 1749, and in 1817, Peney was transferred from Russin to Satigny.
Satigny-Dessus is listed on the Swiss Federal Inventory of Heritage Sites as a site of national importance.
Things to see, do and discover in the commune of Satigny:
CULTURAL & NATURE VISITS
Galerie François FontaineArt gallery in the village of Choully. Check their website for the latest exhibitions and opening times.
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Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Photo credit: Galerie François Fontaine
Biogaz MandementThe Biogaz Mandement project produces 'green' electricity and heat from agricultural waste through biomethanization.
In 2012, Biogaz Mandement received the 'Canton of Geneva Sustainable Development Award'.
During a visit of the site, guests can discover how agricultural waste can be transformed into clean energy, as an alternative to non-renewable energy sources.
Reservations necessary. Length of visits start from 1.5 hours and costs CHF 150 for up to 12 people. The visits are conducted in French. Other packages available.
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In 2012, Biogaz Mandement received the 'Canton of Geneva Sustainable Development Award'.
During a visit of the site, guests can discover how agricultural waste can be transformed into clean energy, as an alternative to non-renewable energy sources.
Reservations necessary. Length of visits start from 1.5 hours and costs CHF 150 for up to 12 people. The visits are conducted in French. Other packages available.
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Escape Game A fun way to discover Geneva’s vineyards and countryside! Whether with friends or colleagues, teamwork will be key to solving the puzzles.
After 50 years of rivalry, an older vintner challenges his younger counterpart to find the 'golden harvest knife,' entrusted to him by his late father. Help Bernard find it to honor the challenge and preserve the family legacy.
Use your wits and sense of direction to succeed. Afterward, enjoy an authentic experience with a tasting of five wines and grape juice in the heart of the Satigny vineyard.
The game takes place from June to August, lasts 1.5 hours, and is for 4-10 people. Costs CHF 50 per person. Reservation required.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
After 50 years of rivalry, an older vintner challenges his younger counterpart to find the 'golden harvest knife,' entrusted to him by his late father. Help Bernard find it to honor the challenge and preserve the family legacy.
Use your wits and sense of direction to succeed. Afterward, enjoy an authentic experience with a tasting of five wines and grape juice in the heart of the Satigny vineyard.
The game takes place from June to August, lasts 1.5 hours, and is for 4-10 people. Costs CHF 50 per person. Reservation required.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Photo credit: © La Cave de Genève
HISTORIC BUILDINGS
Peney ChapelThe chapel sits on a small ridge overlooking a loop of the Rhône, separate from the villages of Peney-Dessus and Peney-Dessous.
It was built on the site of a 13th-century church, part of the medieval castle's walls. Reconstructed in the early 18th century, it reflects the typical rural Protestant temple of that era with its rectangular layout, simple façades, limited windows, and traditional arcade bell tower.
The interior was reversed in 1962, with restorations in 1961 and 1986-1987, and excavations in 1985.
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It was built on the site of a 13th-century church, part of the medieval castle's walls. Reconstructed in the early 18th century, it reflects the typical rural Protestant temple of that era with its rectangular layout, simple façades, limited windows, and traditional arcade bell tower.
The interior was reversed in 1962, with restorations in 1961 and 1986-1987, and excavations in 1985.
Location: Google Maps
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Saint-Pierre-and-Saint-Paul churchIn the early 20th century, Reverend Father Chancenotte, inspired by the devotion of the faithful in Satigny, acquired land to build a church.
Designed by architect Mr. Reimann, the church was consecrated on September 6, 1903, by Bishop Broquet. The architect chose a unique vernacular style with steep roofs and exposed wood.
On 25 November 25 1951, a replica of the Black Virgin of Einsiedeln was placed in a niche on the church's southwest gable after a high mass was held in honour of the visit of Bishop B. Gut, the Reverend Father-Abbot of Einsiedeln.
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Designed by architect Mr. Reimann, the church was consecrated on September 6, 1903, by Bishop Broquet. The architect chose a unique vernacular style with steep roofs and exposed wood.
On 25 November 25 1951, a replica of the Black Virgin of Einsiedeln was placed in a niche on the church's southwest gable after a high mass was held in honour of the visit of Bishop B. Gut, the Reverend Father-Abbot of Einsiedeln.
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Satigny TempleArchaeological excavations between 1975 and 1977 uncovered remnants of the first Christian building, a wooden structure dating from the 7th-8th century.
The first masonry sanctuary, dating to the 10th century, was also revealed. In the 11th century, two side chapels were added, and in the following century, two aisles were built.
The church was altered and reduced in the 13th century, with a slightly raised apse and vaulted choir. It remains one of the few examples still preserved in the canton.
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The first masonry sanctuary, dating to the 10th century, was also revealed. In the 11th century, two side chapels were added, and in the following century, two aisles were built.
The church was altered and reduced in the 13th century, with a slightly raised apse and vaulted choir. It remains one of the few examples still preserved in the canton.
Location: Google Maps
NATURAL FEATURES
Nant d'AvrilThe Nant d'Avril, a stream 5.6km long, takes its source from the marshes of Mategnin on the French-Swiss border and traverses the Swiss communes of Meyrin and Satigny.
Since the beginning of the 19th century, it has been greatly modified.
Accessible from several points including Route de Mandement, Chemin de Merdisel and Route d'Aire-la-Ville in Satigny.
Location: Google Maps
Since the beginning of the 19th century, it has been greatly modified.
Accessible from several points including Route de Mandement, Chemin de Merdisel and Route d'Aire-la-Ville in Satigny.
Location: Google Maps
NATURE RESERVES
Grand Bois de Satigny Nature ReserveClassified a nature reserve since 2012, this 23-hectare forest borders the right bank of the Allondon river.
Walking paths traverse the forest, and a viewpoint along one of these proffers a magnificent panoramic view of the Jura mountain range.
The tawny owl, European rose chafer and wild boar are some of the fauna that can be observed in this reserve.
Parking: Route de Moulin Fabry, 1242 Satigny and Route de l'allondon, 1283 DardagnyNearest bus stop: 'Dardagny, Malval Centre Nature'Location: Google Maps
Walking paths traverse the forest, and a viewpoint along one of these proffers a magnificent panoramic view of the Jura mountain range.
The tawny owl, European rose chafer and wild boar are some of the fauna that can be observed in this reserve.
Parking: Route de Moulin Fabry, 1242 Satigny and Route de l'allondon, 1283 DardagnyNearest bus stop: 'Dardagny, Malval Centre Nature'Location: Google Maps
Passe-de-Peney Nature ReserveThe Passe de Peney reserve covers about 1.6 hectares of restored shoreline.
What was once a sewage treatment station has been transformed into a peaceful natural site featuring a belvedere built within an old water tank.
Its habitats include temporary wetlands that support amphibians like the natterjack toad, as well as gravel cliffs where sand martins nest.
There are also zones for reptiles (lizards, salamanders), thermophilic plants, and migrant and water birds.
Nearest bus stop: 'Satigny Peney-Dessous'Location: Google Maps
What was once a sewage treatment station has been transformed into a peaceful natural site featuring a belvedere built within an old water tank.
Its habitats include temporary wetlands that support amphibians like the natterjack toad, as well as gravel cliffs where sand martins nest.
There are also zones for reptiles (lizards, salamanders), thermophilic plants, and migrant and water birds.
Nearest bus stop: 'Satigny Peney-Dessous'Location: Google Maps
PARKS & PICNIC SPOTS
Crédery picnic areaThere are toilets and parking spaces available opposite the picnic area.
Nearest bus stop is 'Crédery'.
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Nearest bus stop is 'Crédery'.
Location: Google Maps
POINTS OF INTEREST
Capite Vigneronne, BourdignyThe term 'capite', which is only used in Switzerland, refers to a small, isolated house or a guard post.
In viticulture, a capite is a modest hut where winemakers would take a break during their long, hard-working days.
Location: Google Maps
In viticulture, a capite is a modest hut where winemakers would take a break during their long, hard-working days.
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Fontaine couverte de PeissyThe Peissy fountain, with two successive limestone basins, is sheltered by a roof supported by wooden posts and masonry walls with wooden panels closing the fountain on two sides.
Built in 1828 by the municipality on private land, it was restored in 1971 with a new frame.
Location: Google Maps
Built in 1828 by the municipality on private land, it was restored in 1971 with a new frame.
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Le Vieux ClocherThe bell tower in Peissy, set back from the street, is the façade of an ancient sanctuary, the parish church of Saint-Paul, first mentioned in 1295. It was likely older and deconsecrated before the Revolution.
After the Reformation, it merged with Satigny’s church. In 1828, the Galiffe family acquired it under the condition that the bell and wall remain public. Saved from demolition in 1830, it represents one of the few remaining examples of early regional church architecture.
Restored in 1970, the bell has no date or inscription.
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After the Reformation, it merged with Satigny’s church. In 1828, the Galiffe family acquired it under the condition that the bell and wall remain public. Saved from demolition in 1830, it represents one of the few remaining examples of early regional church architecture.
Restored in 1970, the bell has no date or inscription.
Location: Google Maps
RESTAURANTS
Domaine de ChâteauvieuxDomaine de Châteauvieux is a renowned destination for gastronomic enthusiasts, boasting a Michelin star and a Gault&Millau rating of 19/20 for over 20 years.
The Chef crafts a cuisine that is both simple and refined, showcasing the finest ingredients.
The menu features exceptional meats, poultry, fish, and shellfish, with seasonal dishes that highlight luxurious products like Breton lobster, Simmental beef, Vaucluse black truffle in winter, and morel mushrooms in spring.
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The Chef crafts a cuisine that is both simple and refined, showcasing the finest ingredients.
The menu features exceptional meats, poultry, fish, and shellfish, with seasonal dishes that highlight luxurious products like Breton lobster, Simmental beef, Vaucluse black truffle in winter, and morel mushrooms in spring.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Photo: Domaine de Châteauvieux
Café de PeneyThe Café de Peney is the perfect spot to escape and indulge in delicious cuisine.
Set in the tranquil surroundings of the Geneva countryside, it offers a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere for a delightful dining experience.
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Set in the tranquil surroundings of the Geneva countryside, it offers a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere for a delightful dining experience.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Photo: Café de Peney
Le Chat RougeSince 1994, this well-loved Mexican spot invites you to enjoy a cozy and vibrant atmosphere.
Whether you're discovering or revisiting their classics like tacos, fajitas, huaraches, or trying the famous Mezcal, you're in for a treat.
The team is excited to welcome you for a taste of fine Mexican cuisine.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Whether you're discovering or revisiting their classics like tacos, fajitas, huaraches, or trying the famous Mezcal, you're in for a treat.
The team is excited to welcome you for a taste of fine Mexican cuisine.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Photo: Le Chat Rouge
Ô Resto's Chekhar Founded in 2015, this restaurant in the Satigny region offers traditional cuisine.
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Café Restaurant L'HorizonFriendly and welcoming establishment serving traditional French, Swiss, and European cuisine.
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Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Auberge Communale de SatignyTEMPORARILY CLOSEDAt the Auberge, they specialize in using fresh, seasonal, and locally sourced ingredients to create dishes that cater to all tastes. Guests can enjoy a menu that evolves with the seasons, highlighting the best regional products.
Inside, the restaurant offers a bright and airy atmosphere, thanks to its expansive bay windows. During the summer, visitors can dine on the large, shaded terrace, which boasts breathtaking views of the Geneva countryside.
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Inside, the restaurant offers a bright and airy atmosphere, thanks to its expansive bay windows. During the summer, visitors can dine on the large, shaded terrace, which boasts breathtaking views of the Geneva countryside.
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Auberge de ChoullyEstablished in 1989, this family-friendly restaurant is situated in the heart of the Geneva vineyards. Guests are invited to explore authentic cuisine, where flavours and creativity harmonize in every dish.
With a warm and inviting atmosphere, the restaurant offers a space where every meal celebrates local produce and culinary traditions
The team is committed to delivering a unique gastronomic experience that blends simplicity with refinement.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
With a warm and inviting atmosphere, the restaurant offers a space where every meal celebrates local produce and culinary traditions
The team is committed to delivering a unique gastronomic experience that blends simplicity with refinement.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Photo: Auberge de Choully
Restaurant Le Mandement Whether in the dining room or the kitchen, the team at the restaurant dedicates its expertise to making each meal an exceptional experience.
Specializing in fresh meat and fish, the restaurant offers a refined yet welcoming atmosphere. The menu features a variety of dishes to cater to all tastes, with seasonal ingredients sure to delight even the most discerning palates.
Guests can also enjoy the charm of the beautiful terrace in the summer months.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Specializing in fresh meat and fish, the restaurant offers a refined yet welcoming atmosphere. The menu features a variety of dishes to cater to all tastes, with seasonal ingredients sure to delight even the most discerning palates.
Guests can also enjoy the charm of the beautiful terrace in the summer months.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Photo: Restaurant Le Mandement
Autre ChoseAutre Chose has been serving guests for over 20 years in a charming medieval building. With its rustic stone walls and inviting terrace, the restaurant offers a warm and unique atmosphere in the beautiful Mandement area.
Autre Chose prides itself on offering locally sourced products such as platters of regional meats and cheeses paired with the best wines from nearby vineyards, a daily special at lunchtime, delicious wood-fired pizzas, and refreshing local drinks and beers.
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Autre Chose prides itself on offering locally sourced products such as platters of regional meats and cheeses paired with the best wines from nearby vineyards, a daily special at lunchtime, delicious wood-fired pizzas, and refreshing local drinks and beers.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Photo: Autre Chose
Café du Soleil - SatignyLe Café du Soleil is an authentic Thai restaurant, offering a family-friendly atmosphere in the heart of Satigny village.
For over ten years, it has been serving delicious, high-quality dishes to those eager to explore the flavors of Thailand. The restaurant’s menu is created by two Thai chefs who bring their extensive knowledge of traditional recipes, ensuring an authentic culinary experience.
In addition to its Thai offerings, the Café du Soleil proudly features a variety of local wines, particularly those from the Mandement region, allowing guests to enjoy the best of Geneva’s terroir alongside their meal.
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For over ten years, it has been serving delicious, high-quality dishes to those eager to explore the flavors of Thailand. The restaurant’s menu is created by two Thai chefs who bring their extensive knowledge of traditional recipes, ensuring an authentic culinary experience.
In addition to its Thai offerings, the Café du Soleil proudly features a variety of local wines, particularly those from the Mandement region, allowing guests to enjoy the best of Geneva’s terroir alongside their meal.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Photo: Café du Soleil
Chez CamiThe establishment is a welcoming bistro where guests can enjoy a menu that blends simplicity and quality. The focus is on fresh, locally sourced ingredients, with a menu that evolves with the seasons.
The bistro is dedicated to supporting local producers by exclusively offering wines from Geneva, carefully selected to pair perfectly with their dishes.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
The bistro is dedicated to supporting local producers by exclusively offering wines from Geneva, carefully selected to pair perfectly with their dishes.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Photo: Chez Cami
SPORTS & ACTIVITIES
Grimper climbing centreOpen to everyone, from beginners to experts, this facility offers the opportunity to practice all three disciplines of sport climbing.
There are designated areas for top-rope climbing, children, and training.
The climbing gyms offer more than just climbing – also a place to relax and enjoy a friendly atmosphere with a warm welcome. After a climbing session, have a drink or a bite to eat at the bar.
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There are designated areas for top-rope climbing, children, and training.
The climbing gyms offer more than just climbing – also a place to relax and enjoy a friendly atmosphere with a warm welcome. After a climbing session, have a drink or a bite to eat at the bar.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
SPORT CENTRES
Satigny Sports CentreThe Satigny sports centre consists of two football fields, three tennis courts, a skatepark, and a shooting range.
For more information, telephone: 022 753 90 40.
Location: Google Maps
For more information, telephone: 022 753 90 40.
Location: Google Maps
TEA ROOMS & CAFES
Boulangerie ObersonTea room, bakery, chocolatier and patisserie.
Open Monday-Friday 6.30am to 6.30pm, and Saturday 7am to 1.30pm. Closed on Sundays.
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Open Monday-Friday 6.30am to 6.30pm, and Saturday 7am to 1.30pm. Closed on Sundays.
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VIEWPOINTS
Panoramic viewpointViewpoint in Choully, Satigny. Unobstructed views of the Jura mountain range.
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Location: Google Maps
WINERIES
Domaine des BalisiersThe Domaine offers a cellar tour in a beautiful setting, where visitors can choose to take a guided walk through the vineyard, explore the cellar, visit the underground barrel and amphora cellar, or join a wine tasting session.
Their carnotzet is open every Saturday from 11 am to 1 pm, with no appointment necessary.
Website: Link Location: Google Maps
Their carnotzet is open every Saturday from 11 am to 1 pm, with no appointment necessary.
Website: Link Location: Google Maps
Photo: Domaine des Balisiers
Domaine des BossonsAlbert Desbaillet founded the Domaine des Bossons in 1905. Today, the Domaine is in its 4th generation.
Wine tastings are available from Monday to Saturday by appointment only.
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Wine tastings are available from Monday to Saturday by appointment only.
Website: LinkLocation: Google Maps
Photo: Domaine des Bossons
Domaine de ChampvignyWine tastings are available on Saturday or by appointment.
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Domaine de la Clé de SolFrom May to September, the Domaine invites you to its 'Musical Thursdays' – a series of authentic evenings where wine, nature, and music harmonize.
In the picturesque garden, you’ll taste the Domaine’s wines, tour the barrel cellar, and enjoy a private concert in a laid-back setting.
Space is limited, be sure to register at least 4 days prior to the event. The event starts at 7pm and costs CHF 60 per person.
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In the picturesque garden, you’ll taste the Domaine’s wines, tour the barrel cellar, and enjoy a private concert in a laid-back setting.
Space is limited, be sure to register at least 4 days prior to the event. The event starts at 7pm and costs CHF 60 per person.
Website: Link Location: Google Maps
Photo: Domaine de la Clé de Sol
Clos du Château
Enjoy a fun evening exploring the cellar's wines, complemented by a delicious wood-fired pizza, made in their specially designed oven.
These events take place every first Thursday of the month starting from 6 February 2025.
Price is CHF 38 for a wood-fired pizza of your choice and 3 glasses of wine.
Reservations are mandatory.
Website: Link Location: Google Maps
Enjoy a fun evening exploring the cellar's wines, complemented by a delicious wood-fired pizza, made in their specially designed oven.
These events take place every first Thursday of the month starting from 6 February 2025.
Price is CHF 38 for a wood-fired pizza of your choice and 3 glasses of wine.
Reservations are mandatory.
Website: Link Location: Google Maps
Photo: Clos du Château
Domaine de la DevinièreThe Domaine cultivates 13 hectares of vineyards in the commune of Satigny. Established in 1990 by Willy Cretegny and practicing organic farming since 1995, it grows 18 grape varieties to produce 16 organic wines.
The cellar is open on Wednesdays and Fridays from 4 to 6pm, and Saturdays from 9am to 12pm. It is also available by appointment.
The minimum group size is 4 people and costs CHF 15 per person. A charcuterie platter is available, priced between CHF 5 and CHF 10 per person, depending on guests' preferences.
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The cellar is open on Wednesdays and Fridays from 4 to 6pm, and Saturdays from 9am to 12pm. It is also available by appointment.
The minimum group size is 4 people and costs CHF 15 per person. A charcuterie platter is available, priced between CHF 5 and CHF 10 per person, depending on guests' preferences.
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Cave Les CrêtetsThe wine cellar is open for wine tastings on Saturdays from 10am till 2pm.
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La Cave de Genève Learn the art of wine tasting by combining pleasure with technique, guided by one of their experts.
The experience includes a tasting workshop featuring 5 wines, along with fun, interactive activities, a welcome drink, a tour of the barrel cellar, mineral water, grape must, and savory biscuits.
The tasting last 1.5 hours, and is for 4-20 people. Costs CHF 59 per person.
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The experience includes a tasting workshop featuring 5 wines, along with fun, interactive activities, a welcome drink, a tour of the barrel cellar, mineral water, grape must, and savory biscuits.
The tasting last 1.5 hours, and is for 4-20 people. Costs CHF 59 per person.
Website: Link Location: Google Maps
Photo credit: © La Cave de Genève
Domaine du Nant d'AvrilVisitors can discover the family-run free-range poultry farm and other products.
They can enjoy a tasting of wines from the estate, including Chardonnay, Gamay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Blanc, Merlot, Sauvignon, Chasselas, and more, alongside homemade charcuterie.
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They can enjoy a tasting of wines from the estate, including Chardonnay, Gamay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Blanc, Merlot, Sauvignon, Chasselas, and more, alongside homemade charcuterie.
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Photo: Domaine du Nant d'Avril
Domaine du ParadisThis Domaine offers wine-making tours allowing you to discover the Geneva and Swiss wine regions, the history of Paradis Estate, and the full process from vine to bottle. Visit the barrels and tanks, learn about the equipment. The tour costs 35 CHF per person and includes a tasting.
Wine tastings are available Monday to Friday by appointment and every Saturday from 9am to 1pm.
Tastings can be accompanied by appetizer platters (cold cuts, cheeses, vegetable dips, bread, etc.) starting from CHF 10 per person.
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Wine tastings are available Monday to Friday by appointment and every Saturday from 9am to 1pm.
Tastings can be accompanied by appetizer platters (cold cuts, cheeses, vegetable dips, bread, etc.) starting from CHF 10 per person.
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Domaine des PendusWine tasting for groups of 5-15 people, with the option of cold meat platters, savoury dishes, and dips to accompany.
Estate visit and quiz options are also available.
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Estate visit and quiz options are also available.
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Cave et Domaine Les PerrièresThis family estate has been located in the village of Peissy since 1794.
Wine tastings are available from Monday to Saturday for groups of minimum 2 people. You can choose to accompany the tasting with a cheese and charcuterie platter.
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Wine tastings are available from Monday to Saturday for groups of minimum 2 people. You can choose to accompany the tasting with a cheese and charcuterie platter.
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