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Geneva is set on the shore of Lake Léman between the Alps and the Jura Mountains. In the past, Geneva acted as the crossroads of occidental Europe; today it is the politically important home of the United Nations. In this ‘city in the countryside', cobbled streets, sophisticated shops and the famous 'jet d'eau' fountain are contrasted with breathtaking scenery and snow-capped mountains. It is a cultural and sporting centre with many museums, galleries and sports facilities. It also has a great business reputation and hosts a variety of conferences and events.

Geneva Attractions

Harbour and Lake Shores
Geneva

Parks of Mon Repos, Perle du Lac and Villa Burton
North Bank, Geneva

Petit Palais - Museum of Modern Art
10 Rue des Vieux-Grenadiers, Geneva
Tel: +41 22 320 6122

Musée d'Art et Histoire
2 Rue Charles-Galland, Geneva
Tel: +41 22 418 2600

Palais des Nations
Palais des Nations, Geneva
Tel: +41 22 907 4560

Cathédrale Saint-Pierre
Place de la Taconnerie, Geneva
Tel: +41 22 310 2929

Maison Tavel
6 Rue du Puits-Saint-Pierre, Geneva
Tel: +41 22 310 2900

Monument de la Réformation
Just off Place Neuve and Promenade des Bastions, Geneva

Place du Bourg-de-Four
At the intersection of Rue Verdaine and Rue les Chaudronniers, Geneva

Pont du Mont-Blanc
Joins the Rue du Mont-Blanc with Quai Général-Guisan, Geneva

Musée Internationale de la Croix-Rouge
17 Avenue de la Paix, Geneva
Tel: +41 22 734 5248