A large lake surrounded by vineyards, parks, and picturesque villages, Lake Geneva is ideal for boat cruises, water sports, or relaxing by the shore. The iconic Jet d'Eau fountain is a must-see landmark on the lake.

Known as the European headquarters of the UN, visitors can take guided tours of the Palais des Nations to learn about international diplomacy, human rights, and the role of the UN.

Located in the Old Town, St. Pierre Cathedral is known for its impressive architecture and panoramic views of Geneva from its tower. Visitors can also explore the archaeological site beneath the cathedral.

Dedicated to the humanitarian work of the Red Cross, this museum explores themes of compassion, the protection of human dignity, and humanitarian values through interactive exhibits.

Located just outside Geneva, Mont Salève offers stunning panoramic views of the city and the surrounding region. Visitors can reach the summit via cable car or enjoy hiking trails leading to the peak.

One of Geneva’s most famous landmarks, the Jet d’Eau is a powerful water fountain that shoots water 140 meters into the air. It is located on Lake Geneva and is visible from many points in the city.

This museum showcases an impressive collection of timepieces, including antique watches and horological artifacts. It’s an excellent stop for those interested in the history of watchmaking.

A beautiful lakeside park with colorful flowerbeds, walking paths, and a promenade. Visitors can relax by the lake, enjoy the scenery, or admire the L'Horloge Fleurie, a large floral clock.