On a crisp November day in 1958, amidst the excitement of a city eager for a new landmark, the Patinoire des Vernets opened its doors for the first time. The Patinoire des Vernets wasn’t just an ice rink. It was a symbol of Geneva’s passion for ice hockey. Imagine the electricity in the air as a roaring crowd of 11,820 spectators packed into the Patinoire des Vernets during the 1958-59 Cup Final, a record attendance that still resonates within these walls. The Patinoire des Vernets has gone through several renovations to keep up with the times. Yet, it never lost its charm. The arena is more than just ice and boards. It is the beating heart of Genève-Servette HC. Each cheer, each goal scored here, is etched into the arena’s history. And who knows what legendary moments await on this ice? Come, be part of the energy, feel the legacy, and witness the enduring spirit of Patinoire des Vernets.
Monument des Communes réunies Statue
Carouge in 1816. Imagine the whispers, the hushed excitement as 24 communes decided to join the canton of Geneva. This