The huge supermarket Balexert with its bank, electrical goods shop, restaurant and photo shop is the epicenter of the center, but there is plenty more. There are approximately twenty clothes shops, plus shoe shops, toy shops and household appliance shops. You can book your next holiday at the travel agent, send a letter at the post office and eat in one of the several restaurants. When you have finished you can pop into Ciné Village for a good film! Please refer to the website or contact for business hours.
Geneva's most fashionable citizens dip into their well-lined pockets to shop on the Rue du Rhône, accompanied by swarms of personal shopping assistants. It is the city's place to see and be seen, perhaps epitomized by the area's most popular café, Movenpick Fusterie; where a large terrace and mirror interior are perfect for people watching. The hallowed names of fashion are here: Cartier, Bulgari, Gubelin, Patek Phillippe, Armani, Chanel, Dior, Givenchy, Gucci, Hermès, Louis Vuitton and Vivian Westwood. To complement these splendid jewels and fashions, shoppers depend on Aeschbach or Bruno Magli to supply appropriate footwear. Exquisite chocolate confectionery in diminutive shops offer an indulgence almost everyone can afford. Two large department stores are also located here, supplying a huge range of goods at slightly more modest prices. Shop windows filled with watches, jewelery, shoes, leather goods and haute couture for men and women vie for attention.
Although it is clearly not a large retail complex by comparison, its two levels include most of what you need. Migros supermarket has a good "kids and toys" section. On Planète Charmilles, there is a plethora of outlets selling household appliances and a fair number of clothes shops (including Benetton, Switcher, and ABM). Additionally, there is a jeweler, a big store with everything your pet and dog could ever need, a place to buy video games, and a shoe store with a decent sports section. And if you're in need of some coffee, visit one of the many coffeehouses and eateries for some fast bites and tasty beverages.
La Librarie Ancienne is an antique bookstore located in the Old Town area of Geneva, selling some much coveted collectibles. Owner Alexander Illi has compiled a vast collection of books spanning several genres such as history, science, manuscripts, autographed books, posters and records, as well as illustrations and fairy-tale books. The books will interest readers of all ages, and many can be seen scouring the impressive store for hours in search of the perfect find.
No one needs an introduction to Hugo Boss. This luxury clothing brand has outlets all over the world, with this location in Geneva being one of them. At this store, one can find several collections such as the original Hugo Boss, which consists of the classic garments this brand is popular for. One will also find Boss Green, which consists of relaxed and sporty apparel, and Hugo, a collection of contemporary and slightly edgy wear. The products are of exceptional quality and the staff pays attention to detail, with personal shopping services available as well.
With its elegant wooden interior, and exclusive selection of shoes, handbags and clothes, Bally has the feel of a very upmarket, old school boutique. The shop assistants swirl around the store, greeting you as if to their living room. The items for sale are high quality but traditional - don't expect to find the latest trends. Their collection is classy, having a good range of clothes, shoes and accessories for men and women.
No one needs an introduction to Hugo Boss. This luxury clothing brand has outlets all over the world, with this location in Geneva being one of them. At this store, one can find several collections such as the original Hugo Boss, which consists of the classic garments this brand is popular for. One will also find Boss Green, which consists of relaxed and sporty apparel, and Hugo, a collection of contemporary and slightly edgy wear. The products are of exceptional quality and the staff pays attention to detail, with personal shopping services available as well.
With its elegant wooden interior, and exclusive selection of shoes, handbags and clothes, Bally has the feel of a very upmarket, old school boutique. The shop assistants swirl around the store, greeting you as if to their living room. The items for sale are high quality but traditional - don't expect to find the latest trends. Their collection is classy, having a good range of clothes, shoes and accessories for men and women.
Not far from the train station, Uchitomi is a small but well-stocked shop mainly selling essential Japanese food items. High-quality handmade sushi and imported beer are always available. The shelves are filled with sake, sauces, recipe books, and videos. With quality Asian produce still commanding a hefty price in Geneva, the cost of filling a shopping bag with exotic delights is unavoidably high. Please note that there is no sushi or caterer available on Mondays.
Place du Molard is a wide, cobbled road, running from Rue de la Croix-d'Or to Rue du Rhone, in the heart of Geneva. Host to a myriad of stores, Place du Molard is one of the oldest shopping districts in the city; records show that it was a trade zone in the 16th Century. This street is home to luxurious designer stores like Zara, Massimo Dutti and Tricosa, the indulgent chocolaterie, Chocolat Rohr and souvenir stores. A weekly flea market and flower market are organized here.
Le Bal des Créateurs is a modern cultural hub located in the heart of Geneva. This multi-feature space includes a beauty and hair salon, where one can get the latest styles done and also buy beauty supplies. They have a massage space as well, in addition to a book and music store. Have a look at various accessories here, and maybe stop by at their bar area for a quick drink. One can even find pop-up art installations and exhibitions here from time to time.