Being Catholics, church services was a thing to do on either on a Saturday or Sunday. And so, we made our way to this church. Interestingly, I had gone to it's smaller version 5 years ago when I was here for the H1N1 response in WHO.
Now, it's gotten phenomenally bigger and for me, much easier to get to as it's just off the #15 Tram line.
As with any kids, Little One needs his toy to be entertained...
This is new. Nice stain glass...
Praying @ Mother Mary.
4 bells baby!!!
Just under 10mins away is UN Palais, the UN HQ for Europe.
Wheeee... Rainbow!!!
"What's that Mummy???"
Towering above.
Look at that long mural...
Nice to have these tram stops with a similarly raised platform so it makes it easy for parents with strollers and disabled to roll on/off.
As they say, all roads lead to Rome; so too does all buses, trains and trams lead to Gare Cornavin or Cornavin Station...
As Little One love Chuggington, it was obvious that we would have to let him see the real deal...
One of the great things over here, is that you can actually just walk up onto the platforms. Of course, there are train conductors onboard to check your tickets, but this is pleasant for us.
Double Decker TGV...
Unlike Malaysians, bright sunny day means time out in the park and not in shopping malls!
Laze around. Enjoy the sun. Time to catch up with friends and family...
This is a mini ice skating ring we thinks and since it's dry, kids play it in with balls... smaller kids like Little One's age group.
Thankfully, he's happy to just run around within it but that doesn't mean he wouldn't be attempting to pick things up and 'taste' them... sigh.
So that means, chasing after him and ensuring he's not putting stuff into his mouth.
There were some kids who let Little One play with them...
"What are you thinking boy?"
This is something you definitely don't see back home...
I wonder whether it cools the building more?
The End.
