In the Geneva countryside, there are many interesting and pretty old houses. It is really worthwhile take a walk around the region...
Most new houses (apart from a few jewels of modern architecture) are hideous, sexless, have no appeal, soul, charm, nor class and look ever so boring (the same old thing since more than 20 years!), but when it comes to the ancient ones, then there's really something to see!
I would to take a walk around the neighbourhood and soak in the atmosphere....it is gorgeous :D
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend Rosa :D
I like the colorful windows. How cute!
ReplyDeleteLa même architecteure que celle qui a bercé mes vacances d'enfants... j'aime forcément.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics! Now I'm homesick. :-(
ReplyDeleteOne of my best friends live very near to you.
Thanks for letting those of us who aren't in Geneva live vicariously through your walks! Wonderful houses :-)
ReplyDeletema foi, c'est beau la Suisse ;-) biz
ReplyDeleteMoi aussi j'adore les vielles maisons pleine de charme, merci de nous en montrer quelques spécimens!
ReplyDeleteJe te souhaite un très bon week-end Rosa.
PS: ton allemand est parfait;)
toujours de belles ballades avec toi, merci
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I wish they still built houses with this beautiful craftmanship!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Rosa... make me feel like going back to Europe again ( of course my life in Florida is just transitory)
ReplyDeleteAll I see here are tall buildings condos
Too modern... one great consideration that wants me give up the States is for the lack of culture
Now that the economy is going down the pits I might as well pack my bags soon.
What a beautiful place to live! I can't imagine! Everything here (U.S.) is so new -- and plastic! Everything about that village has me wanting to move to a country that's been around since the cavemen and live in a house with two foot thick walls!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
Blessings,
Lacy
Next to the food this what I love about travelling...the history and the architecture:D
ReplyDeleteSHIONGE: Thanks, you too Shionge!
ReplyDeleteVANPHAM: :-D!
MAMINA: C'est compréhensible :-D!
ZORRA: Thanks! I'm sorry to hear that you are homesick...
HOPIE: Thanks! You are welcome!
CLAUDE-OLIVER: Ma foi, oui ;-P! Bises...
MARION: Merci et de rien :-D! Mon allemand est malheureusement loin d'être parfait....
CUISINEPLURIELLE: Merci :-D!
MEG: Thanks! Me too!
SHALIMAR: Thanks! Well, for me those buildings are exotic! Miami has some great jewels of architecture...
RAZORFAMILYFARMS: Thanks! Here there aren't too many old or pretty houses! For example, England has far more interesting and old houses... I love America's pretty houses (wooden ones), though!
BELLINI VALLI: Just like me!
So picturesque! What a great place to be.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so charming.
ReplyDeleteMoi aussi, ca me parle. Et la tienne, elle est comment?
ReplyDeleteDANA MCCAUGLEY: Yes, indeed ;-P!
ReplyDeleteDARLA: :-D! Thanks for passing by!
GRACIANNE: Malheureusement, je n'ai pas de maison... J'habite un immeuble locatif.
Beautiful houses Rosa, I wouldn't mind to leave in one of those houses. I also like old houses!
ReplyDeletethese pictures are out of a storybook. charming indeed!
ReplyDeleteI agree. Give me the older houses and building with charm , rather than any modern stuff. Maybe thats why I love Europe.
ReplyDeleteI love tiled roofs. We rarely see them around here but they are so cool!
ReplyDeleteLa dernière photo de maison avec les volets verts et la cave en souterrain, j'aime beaucoup. Je suis actuellement à la recherche d'une nouvelle maison près de chez en Seine et Marne ce style me plairait bien.
ReplyDeleteBisous et bonne soirée, Doria
c'est tellement joli, la Suisse!
ReplyDeleteIf I come to Geneva, and I hope that will be soon, I'd like to see the countryside with these beautiful houses.
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday! What great photos! The houses are so neat!
ReplyDeleteSplendid, I am wondering what city's architecture has impressed me the most! This looks amazing...
ReplyDeleteAh, c'est tellement beau!!! J'adore la petite église!
ReplyDeleteThose houses are really charming.
ReplyDeletene parlant pas aglais je ne comprends pas grand chose à l'article mais les photos de ce village sont superbes ;-)
ReplyDeletebizzz
J'ai envie de voyage maintenant.
ReplyDeletebravo, elles sont splendides! biises micky
ReplyDeletevoilà de belles maisons
ReplyDeletela dernière avec ses volets verts me plait beaucoup
bon we
J'aime venir voyager à travers de ton blog , toujours de belles et agréables destinations
ReplyDeleteA+Bon week-end
Un jour, j'irai m'y promener moi aussi et je pourrai les admirer "de visu" ces jolies maisons!
ReplyDeleteJ'espère visiter ce beau coin de pays un jour.
ReplyDeleteVoila exactement le genre d'endroit où j'aimerai vivre
ReplyDeleteMa tante habitait Genève où, étudiante, j'ai passé de long week end
J'adorai la veille ville et les environs
J'aime de plus en plus ton blog qui est en favoris sur le mien
Belle balade en ta compagnie… que c’est beau la Suisse c’est vraiment un pays que j’aime !
ReplyDeletebon dimanche après-midi
Oh my, what gorgeous buildings! Out here in San Francisco we have a few lovelies but nothing like that! I love it when you post pictures of the area... especially since I've never been and it all looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful. Pick one for me please?
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