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Likely there are no tourists who would have visited Geneva and did not visit the historic square of Bourg-de-Fours. It is from here, as a rule, many travelers begin their acquaintance with the Swiss city. The area of ​​the Bourg-de-Fours, according to historians, existed even in the era of ancient Rome. At that time there was a market and every day there was a brisk trade in livestock.

Not far from the Bourg-de-Fur Square there is the equally popular meeting place for Geneva residents and guests - Promenade de la Trey.

Now on Square Bourg-de-Four, in addition to a beautiful fountain (by the way, it's neither more nor less than three centuries) is a number of historic buildings and city attractions. So, walking along the square and further from it you can see the Town Hall building, the oldest house in Geneva, Tavel, the former palace of justice, the University of Jean Calvin and other buildings.

Not far from the Place de la Fourre is the equally popular meeting place of Geneva and guests of the city - Promenade de la Trey. It is famous for the fact that the longest wooden bench in the world is installed here (its length is as much as 120 meters).

Having visited the Bourg-de-Four square, be sure to check out cafes and restaurants working here. Antique shops will be appreciated for antique lovers, which are also numerous here
Burg-de-Fur Square, Geneva Burg de -Fur
Burg de Four square
Sculpture in the Burg de Four square, Geneva Burg de Four square
Sculpture in the Burg de Four square