French flower town Ivar A medieval French town with more than 700 years of history, located at the foot of the Alps, nestled in Lake Geneva, surrounded by medieval walls, mostly preserved in the town. Built, Ivar is known as "the most beautiful village in France", the first of the four flower towns, once represented France in the world's most beautiful town competition. The town has full of flowers, the locals dress their houses with green vine plants and colorful flowers. In different months, the flowers and towns open different flowers, and the spring is full of heavy Rose peony, the summer is full of little grass flowers, the blue lake and the unpredictable clouds are the same scenery, and there is the super delicious cheese ham pancake fruit (French pancake). The village with only about 600 people, the largest building is the Duke of Ivar Castle built on the lake. You can see this beautiful castle at the pier. In the Middle Ages, it was once the Sava people. The strategic fortress of Menghu, the castle is not open to the outside world, seems to remain in the long history and mottled years. Transportation: It takes half an hour to drive from Geneva. It is also very convenient to take a boat from Nyon. The most common way of transportation by boat to Ivar is by boat from Nyon (Swiss pass can be used if there is no pass) If the price is 24 Swiss francs, you can take a bus or train from Geneva to Nyon in advance and take a 20-minute flight. If it is only a day trip, it is recommended to return to Nyon at the latest ferry at 7pm. It is recommended to check the boat time. Driving by car from Geneva to Ivar is also very convenient. The scenery along the way is beautiful, and there is a large parking lot outside the town. The journey takes about twenty minutes to half a trip