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Sport

Geneva's geography defines its sporting life. The lake supports a year-round culture of sailing, rowing, paddleboarding, and open-water swimming from May through September; the Salève and the nearby Jura offer trail running, road cycling, hiking, and paragliding within thirty minutes of the centre; and the Alpine resorts of Verbier, Chamonix, Megève, and Crans-Montana are accessible for skiing on day trips or weekends throughout the season.

Manège de Corsier

chemin du Château 26, 1246 Corsier

Manège de Corsier is an equestrian centre located in Corsier, on the eastern side of the canton. It offers horseback riding lessons and related equestrian activities in a rural setting.

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Cyclopolis Geneva

rue du Vélodrome 6, 1205 Geneva

Cyclopolis Geneva is a bicycle shop and workshop located on Rue du Vélodrome in Geneva. It provides sales, repairs, maintenance and equipment for urban cyclists in a dedicated setting.

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Association Anima Bellevue

chemin des Grands-Bonnets 25bis, 1293 Bellevue

Association Anima, Psychomotricité Et Cheval Association Anima in Bellevue offers psychomotricity sessions involving horses. The organisation provides equine-assisted activities focused on motor skills, coordination and personal development.

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Centre équestre de Richelien Versoix

avenue de Richelien 12, 1290 Versoix

Centre équestre de Richelien Centre équestre de Richelien is an equestrian centre located in Versoix, on the lakeside north of Geneva. It offers horseback riding lessons and related equestrian activities in a dedicated facility.

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Remy Sport Technique Sarl Versoix

chemin de la Bécassière 22, 1290 Versoix

Remy Sport Technique Sarl Remy Sport Technique Sarl is a sports equipment retailer located in Versoix, on the northern lakeside. It offers a range of sports gear and related products.

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Practical guide

Sport in Geneva

Geneva's geography defines its sporting life. The lake supports a year-round culture of sailing, rowing, paddleboarding, and open-water swimming from May through September; the Salève and the nearby Jura offer trail running, road cycling, hiking, and paragliding within thirty minutes of the centre; and the Alpine resorts of Verbier, Chamonix, Megève, and Crans-Montana are accessible for skiing on day trips or weekends throughout the season.

Within the city, club culture is dense and historically rooted. Tennis, golf, equestrian, and shooting clubs date back over a century in several cases; gymnastics and martial arts have well-established schools serving children and adults. Membership at the principal sporting clubs often involves waiting lists and sponsorship — particularly true for the older institutions.

This section covers cycling, horse riding, gymnastics, martial arts including aikido, shooting range, and bowling. Fitness centres are listed separately under Health & Wellness.