Ambilly: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Ambilly
Ambilly combines historic sites with public green spaces and areas for relaxation. The historic center is home to Parc Jean Beauquis. The park was donated by Baroness de Buttet and features a children’s play area and public toilets.
When planning your stay in Ambilly, you may want to look for and book a hotel.
AMBI Ludik offers weekly childcare – except during school holidays – for children aged 0 to 6 who are not yet of school age, accompanied by their parents.
Culture
The Square de la Croix d’Ambilly is home to a cross erected by Saint Francis de Sales in 1597. Following the arrival of the tram in December 2019, the square was completely redesigned.
Recent excavations in Ambilly uncovered the remains of an aqueduct. The structure carried water from the Alps, particularly from the Voirons, to Geneva.
Nature
Parc du Clos Babuty includes a wooded area and a large flower meadow. Stone benches are available for resting.
Parc Saint-François is open to the public. The Jardin ferroviaire is also open to everyone and offers spaces for relaxation and well-being.
Paths
The Jardin ferroviaire includes a path reserved for soft mobility. This public space also provides access to Annemasse train station behind the Fraternité school.
The Voie verte du Grand Genève is accessible to people with disabilities along its entire route. Along the route, there is a designated picnic area, rest areas, and water points.
Local Life
The Marché d’Ambilly is a weekly food market with fruit and vegetable vendors, cheese sellers, and fresh produce.
To the main travel overview: Haute-Savoie.
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