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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Geneva: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Geneva
- Geneva, located near the French border at the far western end of Lake Geneva (Lac Leman), has a cosmopolitan environment and international character as the headquarters for a number of multinational firms and associations.
- The Red Cross was founded in Geneva in 1865, and the city served as the headquarters of the United Nations from 1920 to 1946.
- It is nearly totally surrounded by France, with just the lake and a tiny land strip along its northwest shore connecting it to the rest of Switzerland.
- The ancient town lies on a mountain above the Rhône River, which flows from the lake, and the cathedral dominates the attractive old alleys and flights of steps.
- The old town is encircled on three sides by a ring of buildings and wide streets that follow the pattern of Geneva's ancient walls.
- The business district is located to the north of the old town, in the Saint-Gervais area.
- Many of Geneva's tourist attractions are located along the lakefront, which is bordered with fine promenades, parks, and gardens.
- International Airport: Geneva International Airport
- Population: 620,131
- Currency: Swiss franc
- Time: UTC+1
- Driving side: Left
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: French
- Religion: Roman Catholics
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Geneva
- You can't discuss Geneva's top attractions without including Lake Geneva (Lac Léman).
- The Old Town of Geneva is not to be missed.
- Other assets in the Old Town include Saint Peter's Cathedral, which is located in the heart of the Old Town.
- Mont Saleve, a peak just outside the city that affords breathtaking views of Geneva in its entirety, is another opportunity to see the city from above.
- The Reformation Wall (Mur de la Réformation) stands as a tribute to Geneva's colourful past as the Reformation's birthplace.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Geneva
- The small peak season of July and August is the finest time to visit Geneva.
- Geneva's weather is ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking at Mont Salève and sunbathing at the Pâquis Baths, despite the fact that you'll be rubbing elbows with swarms of tourists and will have to spend more to visit during these months.
- Meanwhile, the months of December to April are ideal for skiing in the adjacent Swiss Alps, albeit expect cold weather and crowds.
- If you visit outside of Christmas and Easter, you may be able to get better hotel and flight deals.
- If you want to avoid the cold weather of winter and the high prices of summer, visit Geneva between September and November, or in May or June.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Geneva
Reformation Wall
- The Reformation Wall, which is located in the beautiful Parc Des Bastions, is a must-see in Geneva; the monument portrays a pivotal era in European history.
- The Reformation Wall was built to memorialise the key figures who impacted the movement.
- It documents the Protestant Reformation and the division that occurred in Western Christianity in the 16th century.
- Numerous statues and bas-reliefs of prominent personalities such as John Calvin, Oliver Cromwell, and William Farel are stunning to behold.
- The wall is quite well-done, and it is conveniently located near many of Geneva's other major attractions.
Jet d'Eau
- This magnificent monument is well-known throughout the world and is one of the key attractions that visitors to Geneva must see.
- The Jet d'Eau, which appears to emerge from the lake's centre and rises to a height of 140 metres, is really accessible from a little stone jetty.
- If you come too close, you'll almost certainly get soaked, as more than 500 litres of water are sprayed out every second.
- The Jet d'Eau, located where Lake Geneva meets the Rhone, is a beautiful fountain that is popular with both locals and tourists.
CERN
- The European Organization for Nuclear Research's headquarters is a fascinating place, where hundreds of cutting-edge scientific experiments are carried out every day.
- It is home to the world's largest particle physics laboratory.
- Visitors can take a tour of CERN to learn more about what goes on there, with the particle accelerator being especially interesting.
- A museum on particle physics and the history of the organisation, including what it has accomplished and what it is working on, is available in addition to the tour.
- CERN is both an amusing and educational destination to visit since the Globe of Science and Innovation manages to distil down complex thoughts and scientific theories into understandable language.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Geneva Off the Beaten Track
Vieille Ville
- The ancient core of Geneva, Vieille Ville, is full of stunning old buildings and is well worth roaming around for its picturesque squares and winding, cobblestone streets.
- Wandering through this maze of a city is a treat; old buildings line the streets, and atmospheric cafes are scattered among galleries, museums, and other attractions.
- The Vieille Ville, dripping with history, is a must-see in Geneva.
- The majestic St Peter's Cathedral and the amazing Bourg-de-Four square, which was formerly a Roman marketplace, are also must-sees.
Cathedrale St-Pierre
- In English, St Peter's Cathedral is a beautiful structure in the heart of the ancient town. Its massive North and South Towers tower over the city.
- The architecture, which was built between 1160 and 1252, is mostly Gothic in style, with a lovely Neo-Classical exterior added around the 18th century.
- The cathedral, built on top of a fourth-century basilica, is Geneva's most prominent religious structure, and the views from the top are breathtaking, with the Alps visible in the distance.
- In compared to many other cathedrals and churches, the inside is plain and unadorned. As a result, visitors come to view the beautiful architecture on display.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Geneva Culture and Traditions
- The city of Geneva offers a diverse range of recreational opportunities.
- Whether you are a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or a budding musician, you will feel quite at home in Geneva.
- Providing this high-quality service to the inhabitants is a top priority for the city.
- A vibrant, international city like Geneva encourages artistic innovation and promotes public access to culture in all forms.
- Everything you need to know about English-language art exhibitions, theatre or cinema shows, libraries, and literature is just a click away.
- All museums and art galleries in Geneva give English-language commentary.
- The City of Geneva pays special attention to all of its audiences by implementing measures to remove the financial barrier to enjoying cultural offerings, developing approaches to ensure the participation of people from various socio-cultural backgrounds, and developing capabilities to avoid disadvantages for handicapped people.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Geneva: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
CENOVIS
#Food
- If you order a 'Tartine au Cenovis,' you'll be considered one of two things: either a local or a daredevil!
- Cenovis is well-known across Switzerland, but it is especially famous in the French-speaking regions.
- Cenovis has a distinctive flavour that has been compared to British Marmite.
- The flavour is similar to that of a bouillon cube when smeared on toast.
- Cenovis can be used as a secret weapon in the kitchen and in many salad dressings.
- The genevois, on the other hand, prefer to eat it with butter on a slice of bread.
LONGEOLE
#Food
- Longeole, a traditional pork sausage with cumin, is another typical Genevois delicacy.
- Longeole can be found during local festivals, purchased at butcher shops, or ordered at local restaurants: the historic Café Papon in Geneva's Old Town occasionally serves it.
- while the classic La Brasserie Genevoise on Boulevard Helvétique serves it all year.
MALAKOFF
#Food
- This may not sound particularly Swiss, but it is a specialty of the Canton of Vaud, and it is frequently included at festivals and restaurants in Geneva.
- It was named after the Malakoff Fort, which was besieged by Swiss soldiers who had joined the French and British armies during the Crimean War.
- They made these cheese beignets during the 11-month siege, and afterwards called them after the fort.
- Malakoffs can be sampled (for evening only) at the Café du Soleil on Place du Petit-Saconnex and ordered at the Auberge de Savièse.
Bon Genie Department Store
#Fashion
- For individuals who love to shop at the most prestigious and expensive stores, Bon Genie Department Store is the place to go.
- There are Chanel, Sonia Rykiel, Salvatore Ferragamo, Jean Paul Gaultier, Bottega Veneta, and Jimmy Choo boutiques here, as well as other businesses run by brilliant new designers.
- There are a number of cosmetics and perfumery shops as well.
- A large gastronomy department attracts gourmets, who can sample unusual delicacies.
Cornavin
#Fashion
- Cornavin is one of the most well-known commercial centres in Geneva.
- It is situated just beneath the same-named railway station.
- Visitors to this retail complex will find a good selection of clothes and footwear stores, the most of which are reasonably priced.
- Even yet, there are various souvenir shops and cafes where you may unwind after your shopping.
Longwall store
#Fashion
- There are many unique souvenir shops in Geneva.
- The tourist attraction of the Longemalle store continues to grow.
- The selection of souvenirs is just enormous, and the prices will delight even the most budget consumers.
- This shop sells bright T-shirts with amusing images and inscriptions, as well as genuine Swiss knives of the finest quality and really lovely watches.
- Traditional gifts, such as postcards displaying famous Geneva sites, magnets, and calendars, are also available in the store.
Conny-Land
#Fun
- Conny-Land offers fantastic concerts and activities for kids.
- The park offers several breathtaking vistas as well as a great ambience for a memorable experience.
- The rides provide an adrenaline boost as well as an excellent opportunity to meet new people.
- The location is suitable for everyone, regardless of their age.
- You'll have plenty of attractions to choose from, including water displays and animal exhibitions.
- Come join in rejuvenating leisure activities to fill your heart with delight.
Waterpark Alpamare
#Fun
- At Waterpark Alpamare, you'll discover a new world as you go on a thrilling experience.
- Here, you can take a relaxing journey down a waterslide to the swimming pool.
- You can also spend some time relaxing in the sauna with your partner or pals.
- Another option for a unique massage treatment is to go to the spa.
- There are numerous reasons why you should visit this park for a fun-filled day of activities and breathtaking views.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Geneva: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- You'll find Parque des Bastions if you go down from the Old Town.
- When you walk through the arching gates, you'll be greeted with many enormous chessboards.
- Walking along the tree-lined promenades of Parque des Bastions is the ideal way to escape the summer heat.
- It also houses some of Geneva's most important monuments, such as the Reformation Wall.
- Geneva's Botanic Gardens, which span 28 hectares, are home to 16,000 exotic flower, plant, tree, and shrub species from five continents.
- Species are labelled and arranged in their natural habitat, making the park both instructive and enjoyable to walk through.
- The Botanic Gardens are commemorating the bicentennial of Augustin-Pyramus de Candolle's founding of the first in Parc des Bastions at 1817 during 2017.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Geneva Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Tristan Crist, an award-winning illusionist, will perform an intimate evening of magic and illusion. In Lake Geneva, you can see gigantic Vegas-style illusions!
- The show lasts around 65 minutes. Please notify the box office of any accessibility requirements so that they can best serve you.
- Tickets will be held in your name for you to pick up at the show.
- The 12-hour Wine-Night celebration, new this year, will take place between the vineyards of Domaine des Esserts and Domaine Chafalet in Dardagny.
- A one-of-a-kind event on 1000m2 that complements Geneva's famous open cellars.
- The Wine-Night festival allows the most people to prolong the party beneath the stars while listening to music!
- The DJs on stage will have you dancing to sounds and hits including "Old School," "Funky Soul," "Deep House," "Techno," and more!
- Our chef has created modest, gourmet meals for all tastes because we pay attention to detail and are committed to providing you with quality!
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