Events
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With exceptional views across Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc, the Living Room combines enticing cuisine, attentive, genuine service and international flavors within a chic residential setting.
Meet the Chef
Inspired by the scents and flavors of the Mediterranean area, Rosario Abramo is the driving force behind Living Room’s distinctive approach.
One-of-a-kind, Fiskebar brings Nordic-inspired cuisine to Geneva. A fusion of organic, seasonal produce and experimental cooking techniques, against the backdrop of an open kitchen and informal communal seating.
Meet the Chef
Hailing from Puglia, Italy, Francesca draws inspiration from her memories of foraging with her father and the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea. She offers a unique and unexpected menu inspired by Nordic cuisines and techniques, emphasising local and seasonal influences.
Delight your senses with an unparalleled dinner in complete darkness. Rewake your senses with an unusual culinary journey by tasting a 100% surprise menu. An opportunity to bond with neighbors and have fun trying to guess the items on the menu, but also to reevaluate your perception of taste.
Meet your Waiters
Guided and served by a team of visually impaired waiters, this unusual dining experience is a moment of positive empathy that breaks our preconceived ideas of disability and allows us to perceive the richness of diversity.
Under the expert guidance of Girard-Perregaux watchmakers, immerse yourself in the art of Swiss luxury timekeeping. Discover the secrets, history, and enduring legacy of haute horlogerie through hands-on demonstrations and exclusive insights.
Experience this timeless tradition at complimentary daily ateliers and workshops, hosted at The Ritz-Carlton, Geneva.
The Story
Girard-Perregaux, a pioneer in Swiss watchmaking, traces its roots to 1791. Known for innovation and craftsmanship, the brand introduced the first Tourbillon with Three Gold Bridges in the 1860s, transforming functional components into artistic elements. The company’s headquarters in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, has been a hub for horological advancements since its establishment in 1904, further solidified by the integration of Bautte & Cie in 1906. Girard-Perregaux continues to shape the industry with its precision engineering and iconic designs.
