Halles de la Jonction celebrations

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Halles de la Jonction celebrations

Edouard Amoiel

Edouard Amoiel

08 août 2024

With new installations and numerous events, Halles de la Jonction never ceases to surprise.

Since its opening on July 10 by the “Size” group, the Halles de la Jonction have quickly become a must for lovers of gastronomy, sport, culture and conviviality in Geneva. Located in the former depot of the Transports Publics Genevois (TPG), this 10,000 m² space offers a multitude of activities and discoveries for all ages. You can taste the wings of fried chicken from Ajumama Wingselaborate Lebanese dishes by Beirut Ji or the wonderful Katsu Sando by Susuru and pad thai prepared with care by Mama Thaï. Allow yourself seduce with a range of catering options constantly evolving, including hallal, gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan dishes.

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