Geneva

Geneva , part of French-speaking Switzerland, is a thoroughly interesting city. First, because of the location. It is situated on the south-western edge of the country, on the shores of Lake Geneva , where the Rhône River flows out of it. The surrounding landscape is also dominated by majestic alpine peaks. However, Geneva is not only about the views. First of all, it is a city where the United Nations or the International Red Cross have their headquarters.

Geneva, Switzerland - © Brate

In addition, Geneva has an interesting old town with elegant tenement houses and narrow streets. Within it, there is the church of St. Peter and several noteworthy museums. It is also worth taking a walk to the English Garden (Jardin Anglais), where you can see the flower clock. Be sure to take photos of the tallest fountain in Europe, the Jet d'Eau, one of the symbols of Geneva. Make time for Lake Geneva itself. A cruise can be a good idea, during which you will be able to feast your eyes on the beauty of the local landscapes.

For whom?

Geneva will appeal to all fans of beauty, law and order. The city is completely Swiss and in order. You will also like it if you like sightseeing and walking. Numerous monuments, promenades and parks are waiting for you there.