NancyK617
Took advantage of the somewhat sunny and not too cold March Saturday to shop the antique stores and shops in Geneva. Didnt hit them all but there were a lot for all tastes. Even tried the gelato at a local Chocolate eatery!
agilitygal2013
We've lived in Geneva for the past 20 years so I suppose I'm not objective, but I love our little town and can't imagine living anywhere else. The riverfront bike paths are a must for those looking for a short ride with the kids or an "all dayer". We have a charming shopping area (3rd St) that offers antiques, high-end consignment shops, specialty shops (don't miss Cocoon) and our restaurants are terrific. "Nosh" is a favorite breakfast spot. "Little Owl" is a great family-friendly pub. Spend a day...spend a weekend! The Herrington Inn is in the heart of downtown and would be the perfect place to stay for a romantic weekend.
Teach3v
We stumbled on this shopping district and it is so cute. The stores are mostly boutiques and we saw 4 bakeries within 2 blocks. There's some antique stores and very unique stores. Plus, Kilwins ice cream is there and they have the best ice cream.
HapppyTravelers
Wear comfortable shoes and stay overnight if you can! Little Traveler is a great start and a wide variety of shopping is all in the same building. If you have more energy venture down Third Street and finish up on State Street (Rt. 38)
asweet81
we had a lovely time walking in the shopping district. There was something for everyone in our group ( 2 men 2 women ) antique stores and candy shops, art galleries and museums. We enjoyed it very much. We were there in late November but the weather was great! be prepared with a light jacket at least. And go hungry- there are so many places to stop for yummy snacks!
mtnwinegirl
This wine tasting event is held the first weekend of September. Lots of wines to taste and lots of foods to eat. The Little Traveler has a huge tent on their front lawn and has 12 distributors sampling wines. You can also buy the wines at a discounted price. The whole town celebrates this festival. There is a craft show, food tents and lots of things to keep the little ones entertained. Each wine venue charges a small fee for samples - you can buy multiple tickets - usually 4 samples for $1
INDIANAPLOWBOY
Nice clean and shady place to spend a day, you can step right off the train and enjoy the nice shops, and restaurants. A little up scale with lots of historic charm. From train we walked north to Main Street after looking around headed east across the river, went south next to river through park to the trestle it has walking bridge on bottom head back west up the hill right back to the train. We had a nice time, ate at Sergio's on main, good service and food, a great day!
891lisaa
We discovered this lovely little town while searching for a winery. Found the winery and so much more! Lots of cute shops with quality products. Shop keepers were all friendly and clearly proud of their town. Many restaurants to choose from ... everything from coffee shops to gourmet meals. Loved the spice shop, the olive oil place, and, of course, the chocolate shop!
vmccarley
This was my second visit and my husbands' first visit to Geneva. He enjoyed strolling the quaint village streets as much as I. Love the Spice House! Every herb or spice you want is there and their cooking blends are superb. Good prices too. Geneva rocks on the Fox River.
FrankiegirlToronto
What a little gem. It is very quaint with Victorian houses converted to businesses and restaurants, cafes etc. A great place for a girl get away with lots of small shops.
Pasha55711
My wife and I visited the city during the Art Festival and it was very pleasing. Between Geneva and St Charles a weekend can be very satisfying with shops, restaurants and walking tours
basia523
Stumbled on this delightful downtown area recently and have already been back 3 times. I drop my husband and his kayak off by the river and then drive over to the downtown district. Lots of adorable shops, wonderful chocolatiers, wine shops...what's not to love? Cheap plentiful parking too! Well worth your time. Go an enjoy the day here.
jkdevoe
You could spend all day just going in and out of the great stores - Little Traveler is still my favorite, so many rooms and items-food, clothing, paintings, shoes, on and on. Then there are the jewelrey stores, clothing, speciality items, bakeries, ice cream, health products.If all that shopping makes you hungry or thirsty, you can try great Italian food (Villa Verone, Riganato's, and more), Mexican (Bien Trucha, Sergio's Cantina, and more), American Food (Wildwodd and more), Pub Food (Stockholm's, Old Towne Pub, and more). Graham's Chocolates is a must!!!
jdogmtprospect
My wife and I spent the day. Unique shops to visit. You can find one of a kind gifts there. It's a beautiful walk with shade trees everywhere. Get a little? They provide dozens so you take a break inbetween shopping. All the store owners and restaurant staff are extremely friendly. A totally enjoyable place to visit. Don
TroyG275
The historic shopping district in Geneva is an excellent place to find unique gifts, enjoy good food and to just relax in the heart of the downtown area. Each shop within the district offers something different. The prices are fair and reasonable. The experience is "old school" with beautiful walk ways and views. The parking is decent. If you have an afternoon to slow down and relax while you shop here and there, then this is the place to visit.