Have you recently moved to Nyon or a nearby town and village in the la Côte area? If so – Welcome! Here are some tips for newly arrived expatriates, some local expressions to listen to in a podcast, plus we have a competition for two lucky readers to win a copy each of the fantastic, special edition Know-it-all […]
Elevator Business Pitches, Nyon’s Wine Cellar Opens and Family Musical
Here is an eclectic mix of news and events coming up in the Nyon area and further afield. There will be a “Vernissage” at the Roulotte (the converted railway carriage behind the railway station) tonight,Thursday the 27th August at 18:00 featuring the artwork of Jean Claude-Bordier. The vernissage will then be followed by a Blue Grass concert by the band “Crazy […]
1260+ News from Nyon and Beyond – From School Holiday dates to Swiss Wines to the new Paléo stage
We have been scouring other Swiss websites for a selection of news and articles that will interest Living in Nyon readers in our section called 1260+ (Nyon and beyond). Nyon News is at the end of this post Know it All Passport School holidays – Ûseful Dates – It’s the school holidays in Geneva this […]
Local girl from Gingins competes in Olympics. “On the Road” film in English in Nyon tonight
Apologies to readers for the lack of news over the past few days, the Living in Nyon editor has been over in London cheering on various teams at the Olympic Games including the Swiss rowing team at Eton Dorney! On Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th August, the village of Gingins near Nyon will be cheering […]
Farm shops and bbq spots in the area. Guided tour in English round Nyon this Saturday followed by apéro.
Photo above (cnp) – Early evening on the terrace of Nyon château Did you know that every first Saturday of the month (from May to October), Nyon Tourism organises a guided tour around the town for tourists, guests (and residents too!) to discover Nyon’s rich cultural history? Tours are given in French, German and English, they begin […]
