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Château d'Aïre dates back to the 15th century. It is a classified monument, which was restored in 1917 and is constantly maintained in perfect order.
The Château covers an area of 18,400 sq. m. It is a magnificent environment with a view of the Rhône River and the iconic Salève Mountain. In this environment, students will be able to concentrate on their studies and be involved in the research.
The Château is easily accessible from the Geneva train station (Gare Cornavin), being only 3.4 km away and 10 minutes by car. A bus service (N° 7) from near the Cornavin Train station (bus stop Isaac-Mercier) also drops you off in front of the main door of the Château.
The Château is being used by SWISS UMEF University's students who enjoy the privilege of using this unique environment both during their studies and their free time. They are also free to invite their friends over.
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