Geneva Attractions
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Chamonix
A popular day trip from Geneva, the village of Chamonix, or Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, lies on the French side of the France-Switzerland border at the foot of the ...
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Water Fountains (Jet d'Eau)
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If you’ve seen a panoramic view of Geneva you’ve most likely seen the huge lake Water Fountains, or Jet d’Eau, with its commanding position at the point ...
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Lake Geneva (Lac Leman)
Lake Geneva (Lac Léman to the locals) is land-locked Switzerland’s largest body of water, though most of its southern shore is in French territory. The ...
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Geneva Old Town
Geneva’s Old Town (Vieille Ville) contains some of the city’s foremost attractions, including the Barbier-Mueller Museum, the Cathédrale St-Pierre and ...
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Rousseau Island (Ile Rousseau)
Where the River Rhône meets Lake Geneva, where the city’s north and south shores face each other, you’ll find Ile Rousseau, the green, serene heart of ...
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Palace of United Nations (Palais des Nations Unis)
The Palais des Nations Unis - or Palace of United Nations - is a monumental structure worthy of the European home of the United Nations, the international ...
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International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum
The Red Cross is one of the numerous international bodies associated with Geneva. This museum pursues its progress from the mid-19th century, when local ...
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English Garden (Jardin Anglais)
Some 20 per cent of Geneva is covered in parks, of which the most popular is the Jardin Anglais, boasting a superb position on Lake Geneva. Since 1854 it ...
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Barbier-Mueller Museum (Musée Barbier-Mueller)
One of the key attractions of Geneva’s Old Town, the Barbier-Mueller Museum holds the world’s largest collection of non-Western art and artifacts. The core ...
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Carouge
Carouge is where Geneva goes to unwind. It was ever thus: what is now a suburb started life outside the then city walls in the mid 18th century as a parcel ...
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Cathédrale de St-Pierre
From Roman mosaics in the foundations to the neoclassical columns of its facade, the Cath édrale
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Maison Tavel
The oldest example of domestic architecture in Geneva, the Maison Tavel traces its origins to the beginning of the 14th century, with its layers revealing ...
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Patek Philippe Museum (Musee Patek Philippe)
Patek Philippe is one of the most prestigious names in timekeeping, their watches having graced many a royal wrist since the company’s inception in 1839. ...
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Watch Museum (Musee de l'Horlogerie)
You don’t get far in Geneva without encountering a watch shop, and if you’re keen to further explore the Swiss passion for timekeeping, head for the Watch ...
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View of Mont Blanc from Chamonix
Photo by: Derek T, United Kingdom
Doing what: Chamonix and Mont Blanc
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3 Days in Geneva: Suggested Itineraries
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Swiss Alps Trips from Geneva
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Scenic Lavaux
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