Collonge-Bellerive: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A specific cultural point of reference in the area around Collonge-Bellerive is the Musée Barbier-Mueller. For those interested in culture, this is a clear point of reference.

Searching for accommodation includes the desire to rent a holiday apartment in Collonge-Bellerive.

Culture and History

Château Grillet, Le Colomby de Gex, Mont Rond, Petit Montrond and Montoisey are located in the wider regional surroundings of Collonge-Bellerive.

The Abbaye de Chezery and the Ancienne Abbaye de Saint-Claude are also located in the wider regional surroundings.

Collonge covers 610 hectares and includes the villages of Collonge and Vésenaz as well as the hamlets of Saint-Maurice, Bellerive and La Repentance.

The parish of Collonge has been documented since 1153, while the parish of Saint-Maurice is mentioned from 1275 onwards; in the 16th century, the parish of Saint-Maurice was merged with Collonge.

Collonge became a municipality in 1792 and adopted the name Collonge-Bellerive in 1797.

The municipality's coat of arms was adopted by the municipal council in 1923 and is derived from the Plonjon family, the former lords of Bellerive. The lordship of Bellerive belonged to the Plonjon family from 1565 to 1666.

For a broader view, the following destinations are also available: Soral Ge, Bellevue Ge, Lancy, Chêne-Bourg, Chêne-Bougeries, Genthod, Cartigny Ge and Meinier.

Anyone wishing to continue searching for accommodation can then view the offers for Collonge-Bellerive.

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