Discover Geneva

Geneva is a city in Switzerland. Second in population after Zurich.

The city of Geneva is located close to the Alps, across Italy, where the Lake Geneva revert into the river Rhone. The climate is cold and high stratiform clouds and fog often hide the sun. Despite the cold climate, the city is a cultural, economic and institutional very important that you have made it the city that offered the highest quality of life in the world, before Vancouver and Vienna.

Among the most visited places in the city, the Cathedral of Saint-Pierre, in the old city. underground the cathedral and the area was discovered a gallery that bears witness to the introduction of Christianity in the city. In the Maison Mallet, was home to the International Museum of the Reformation, and the underground corridor was reopened by connecting the two buildings. The old town preserves the typical architecture of a European city of the eighteenth century. Other major tourist attractions include the Geneva Reformation Wall, the Brunswick Monument, the Flower Clock, the Palais des Nations which houses the European headquarters of the United Nations and the Jet d'eau which is the most representative of the city: water reaches 140 meters and is visible from many parts of the area.

The Swiss Federal Railways Geneva connect with other major cities in Switzerland like Lausanne, St Moritz or Rothenburg. The Geneva International Airport, less than ten minutes from downtown makes regular flights to France, Germany, Great Britain, and other European destinations.