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The Lake Geneva Region is a remarkable region steeped in centuries of history. And much of this history still remains, with Roman ruins, amphitheatres, castles, churches, monuments and some 200 archaeological sites - all bearing silent witness to the events of many millennia. Every stone has a story to tell.

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The Lake Geneva Region welcomes all enthusiasts of history, old monuments and culture and invites you to experience its legendary, pleasant lifestyle !

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