• Le Paquier d’Annecy - The vast stretch of grass across the canal is known as the Paquier. Officially named the Mars field, locals still refer to it as the Paquier, meaning Pasture, a nod to its history outside the city limits.
• Pont des Amours - Welcome to the Pont des Amours, a symbolic landmark of the city. This bridge provides stunning views of the lake and Swan Island. Its romantic name carries a dual significance.
• Jardins de l’Europe - Take a moment to reconnect with nature as you stroll through the Gardens of Europe. This English park has evolved significantly. In medieval times, it featured “health huts” on small islands amidst the swamps.
• Quai Napoléon III - This intriguing sundial, originally named the Gnomon of Brother Arsène, is a 7-pointed star that measures time. For more details, it’s recommended to read the accompanying plaque.
• Lake Annecy - With its picturesque Swiss postcard appearance, Lake Annecy is truly the city’s Rising Star! As the second largest glacial lake in France, after Le Bourget, it is renowned as the purest lake in Europe due to its protection from sewage and careful monitoring.
• Hotel de Ville d’Annecy - At Town Inn Square, you’ll find the Town Inn on one side and the Church of Saint Maurice on the other. Despite its small size, Annecy is known as “the city of 5 steeples” due to its numerous churches.
• Église Saint-François de Sales - Arriving at Place de Saint-François-de-Sales, you’ll see the church of the same name. Also known as the parish of the Italians, it is primarily attended by Annecy’s Italian community.
• Palais de l’Ile - You’ve been anticipating this moment, so let’s explore the renowned Palais de l’Ile, commonly referred to as the old prison. It is the most photographed landmark in the city.
• Porte Perrière - Notice how Annecy’s streets retain their medieval charm. The fortified gates are a prime example.
• Musee Chateau d’Annecy - Standing before Annecy Castle, which overlooks the old town from the mountainside, it was strategically positioned to monitor the plain and observe movements between Geneva and Italy.
• Rue Saint-Maurice - Annecy offers numerous photo opportunities! While there are no flowered canals or sparkling lakes here, the Saint Maurice Esplanade provides a stunning view of the Savoyard rooftops with the majestic mountains in the background.
• Pont Morens - You are now on Annecy’s first stone bridge, constructed in the 13th century. It facilitated the Alpine route connecting Geneva to Italy across the Thiou.
• Quai de l’Évêché - From the bishopric pier, enjoy a magnificent view of old houses lining the water, creating a dreamlike setting.
• Rue Sainte-Claire - Welcome to one of the city’s main streets. This was the first street to allow wagons to traverse Annecy entirely!
• Place Sainte-Claire - Here we are in the more modern St. Clair Square. It has a bit of an 80s ski resort vibe, but it’s charming nonetheless.
• Thiou - You are now in front of one of the Thiou canals. Although this river is one of the smallest in France, at just 4 kilometers long, it has played a significant role in Annecy’s development and expansion!
• Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau - Some memories are marked with a white stone, while others deserve a Golden Baluster. On Easter Day 1728, Jean Jacques Rousseau met Mme de Warens here.
• Eglise Notre Dame De Liesse - You now stand before the Church of Our Lady of Liesse. Founded in the 14th century by the Counts of Geneva, it was intended as a prestigious burial site.
• Le puits Saint Jean - As Rue Royale becomes Rue du Pâquier, observe the ancient well margin. This well dates back to the 15th century.
• Rue du Pâquier - The Old Sales Inn before you is one of Annecy’s few mansions. Built by the Sales family, descendants of Saint Francis of Sales.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• No deadlines or expirations
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• 20 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Annecy, often referred to as the Venice of the Alps, warmly welcomes visitors to explore its wonders in just one day. Wander through its enchanting medieval streets, marvel at the renowned Palace on the island, and enjoy a leisurely walk along its scenic canals. Be sure to visit Lake Annecy, celebrated for its pristine waters, and take a moment to relax in the gardens of Europe. This 2 km journey offers a deep dive into the rich history and stunning beauty of this Alpine city, making it an ideal destination for those who appreciate culture and breathtaking landscapes.

• Discover 20 essential sites in Annecy in a single day
• Appreciate Lake Annecy, among the clearest in Europe
• Delight in a 2 km stroll through the historic center
• Perfect for enthusiasts of culture and nature

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