Dear Geneva friends.
Just a reminder - and enjoy your long weekend. 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeûne_genevois
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Jeûne Genevois - Geneva public holiday, 7th Sept. 2017
Aug 30, 2017 @ 10:27
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Dear Geneva friends.
Just a reminder - and enjoy your long weekend.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeûne_genevois
SWISSAug 30, 2017 @ 10:27
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Re: Jeûne Genevois - Geneva public holiday, 7th Sept. 2017
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Sep 4, 2017 @ 22:11
Will any restaurants be open? I assume the ones at Cornavin and the airport, but where else?
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Will any restaurants be open? I assume the ones at Cornavin and the airport, but where else?
Justin C, Sep 4, 2017 @ 22:11
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Re: Jeûne Genevois - Geneva public holiday, 7th Sept. 2017
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Sep 5, 2017 @ 19:58
Most shops will close on Wednesday by 19h00, and re-open on Friday morning - not sure about the Restaurant openings on Thursday, sorry.
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Most shops will close on Wednesday by 19h00, and re-open on Friday morning - not sure about the Restaurant openings on Thursday, sorry.
SWISS, Sep 5, 2017 @ 19:58
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Sep 5, 2017 @ 23:08
Will any restaurants be open? I assume the ones at Cornavin and the airport, but where else?
Sep 4, 17 22:11
Some will, some won't. You have to check with your favourite eateries.
The fast-food and Asian outlets will probably all be understandably busy.
But if you're looking to go to a "special occasion" place, best to reserve in advance. Genevans love to have a good nosh on their "fasting" day. More seriously, the Jeûne is a traditional time for family reunions while the weather is, hopefully, still good.
Enjoy!
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Some will, some won't. You have to check with your favourite eateries.
The fast-food and Asian outlets will probably all be understandably busy.
But if you're looking to go to a "special occasion" place, best to reserve in advance. Genevans love to have a good nosh on their "fasting" day. More seriously, the Jeûne is a traditional time for family reunions while the weather is, hopefully, still good.
Enjoy!
Ritchie, Sep 5, 2017 @ 23:08
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