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A gourmet passport
Gastronomy
The Passeport Gourmand concept, which started in Lyon in the 1980s, has since spread to every Swiss canton in French-speaking Switzerland and even to Bern. How does it work? Valid for one year, the passport offers a discount of up to 50% on a meal for two (excluding specials, drinks, and holidays). The Geneva passport, which costs 95 francs, includes 142 restaurant tables in the canton and in neighbouring France. The Assiette Genevoise (90 francs) map works the same way, but it can be transferred to others and works with credit card payments. It also offers additional discounts for select hotels and leisure activities.
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