Bains des Paquis: Beach and restaurant open from mid April to mid September, 09:00-20:00. At 30, Quai du Mont Blanc, 1201 Geneva.
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Bois de la Batie: Batie woods, covering 20 hectares. The park also has two restaurants and a small zoo. At Route des Peniches, Quartier des Peniches, Geneva.
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Geneve Plage: Beach park with water slide, children's playground, heated swimming pool, basketball and volleyball courts. Open 10:00-20:00 from May to September. At Port Noir, 1223 Cologny.
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Tel: +41 (0)22 736 24 82 

Ile Rousseau: Small island named after the philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau. The island is now a public garden with a restaurant. The statue of Rousseau was sculpted by Pradier. At Pont des Bergues.
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Jardin Alpin: Alpine garden with over 3,600 different species of plants. Also a small park with ducks, chickens and goats for the younger visitors. At 7, chemin du Jardin Alpin, 1217 Meyrin.
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Jardin Anglais: English garden covering 2,5 hectares. The centrepiece is the flower clock, the largest of its kind in the world, spanning 5 metres. Park situated at Quai du General Guisan, 1204 Geneva.
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Jardin Botanique: Botanical gardens covering 28 hectares divided into several sections: an arboretum, a rock garden and greenhouses. Also an animal park devoted to conservation with over 300 animals; ducks, deer, flamingoes and exotic birds. At ave de la Paix, 1202 Geneva.
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Parc des Bastions: Former botanical garden with a variety of rare trees. Also a life sized chess and checkers game area and restaurant. At Place Neuve, 1204 Geneva.
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Parc La Grange: Geneva's largest park where it is possible to visit a well preserved set of Roman column foundations and Geneva's largest rose garden. At Quai Gustave Ador, 1207 Geneva.
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