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The Aigles du Léman, in the Haute-Savoie, present shows with wild and domestic animals, all commented live and set to music. It is recommended to arrive a little early to find a seat.
The park makes a point of offering a natural environment without concrete or metal structures: the benches are wooden and the paths gravelled, so country clothing is advisable.
At the Ferme du Petit Mont, in Bellevaux, children will be introduced to the secrets of cheesemaking, can even try their hand at milking, and you will taste the farm's products: cheeses, sausages, jams.
Tropicaland is a wildlife park created in 2004 that invites children to venture like little explorers in the jungle to discover animals and plants!
Merlet is a place called at 1,563 m altitude, on the heights of the commune of Les Houches (Haute-Savoie), in the Aiguilles Rouges massif.
The position of Yvoire, on the only promontory of Lake Geneva, aroused the interest of the counts of Savoy, "the doorkeepers of the Alps".
The château stands on a hill overlooking Thonon, two leagues (10 km) away, and offers a very wide view over the whole Lake Geneva plain and the coast of the canton of Vaud.
A 14th-century Savoyard fortified house surrounded by moats, restored by its owners in the Chablais.