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Bains District

If art and culture is what you're looking for, Bains District has it all. It has a number of galleries and proudly houses MAMCO, the extremely popular contemporary art museum. Bains District or Quartier des Bains is a great place for art lovers. Slightly off Plainpalais, it includes the Centre d'Art Contemporain Geneve, MAMCO, a whopping total of 12 galleries and a number of other events. There are also tons of cool eateries in the form of bistros and bars, in Quartier des Bains - Caf_ des Bains and Caf_ de la Presse being popular ones. The most popular phenomenon here is La Nuit des Bains, a platform to discuss and discover art, held thrice a year. Read More

If you want to experience a bit of country living, head over to Hermance Village. It has a beautiful beach, a church and a peaceful aura that will allow you to relax happily. Located at the North of the Canton, Hermance Village is peace and beauty rolled into one. The place dates back to the 13th century and its homes have now been refurbished. The architecture is simply perfect for a scenic little village. Hermance is also dotted with restaurants and souvenir shops. The villagers are friendly and will recommend things to do around the village, if you ask them. You can walk along their tiny lanes, lounge around on the beach or just enjoy the lake and the beauty of the village. Read More

This museum is dedicated to the works of Voltaire. The museum was inaugurated back in 1952 and is located within Les D_lices, Voltaire's home. The property that now houses the Mus_e Voltaire was bought by Geneva in 1929. Now, this museum contains a library with 25,000 written volumes on Voltaire. Apart from that, it also proudly displays an array of paintings and prints from the 18th century. Several of these paintings depict Voltaire himself, his family and his friends. This museum is a true haven for art and history lovers, alike. Entry into the museum is free, so it'll make your visit hassle free. Read More

Jet D'Eau

Jet D'Eau is a 140 meters high water fountain/water jet that is the most popular tourist attraction in Geneva and one of the world's highest fountains. It can be viewed from Bains park, Saint Pierre Cathedral, and Quai Gustave-Ador. A light show also takes place at the fountain on specific special dates. Built in 1891, the Jet D'Eau has become a symbol of sorts, for Geneva. It is essentially a water jet or a water fountain in which 500 litres of water (per second, mind) are propelled upwards, going up to 140 metres. It is said that you can see this water fountain even by airplane, if you're flying above Geneva. The Jet D'Eau was also the official logo when Geneva hosted the UEFA Championships back in 2008. Read More

Mont Saleve is also known as the 'Balcony of Geneva.' It sits 900 meters above the Jet D'Eau! The mountain offers you a stunning view of Geneva as a whole. Many activities are planned on Mont Saleve, ranging from mountain biking and hiking to paragliding and skiing in the winter.It is a beautiful choice for a day trip. Geneva's home mountain, Mont Saleve is a must-visit if you love peace and tranquility. You can get here from Geneva's city center by bus, take another bus or walk to the valley station and finally, hop into a cable car that takes you up to the mountain. Once you're up there, the view is unparalleled. If it's a clear day, you will be able to see as far as the Jura or even Mont Blanc! Read More

Old Town in Geneva has an aura of comfort and vintage style. It is also incredibly scenic and has a number of boutiques and cafes to keep you occupied. Old Town is charmingly propped up on a hill, around Cathedrale Saint-Pierre and Place du Bourg-de-Four. The tiny streets, open and scenic town squares and cozy caf_s will have you feeling like upping stakes and staying right there! You can visit Cathedrale Saint-Pierre or stroll along Place du Bourg-de-Four, one of the town squares in Old Town, where you can shop till you drop! Read More

The United Nations office of Geneva, is a very popular tourist spot. It is located at Avenue de la Paix. People flock here day in and day out, to take a walk along the chambers or explore the beautiful gardens. A trip to Geneva is incomplete without visiting Palais des Nations. If you love all things politics, make sure to drop by this vast complex. Please note that you will require your ID papers to be admitted. For adults, a ticket costs CHF 12. If you're traveling in a group of minimum 10 people, it'll cost CHF 10. CHF 7 is the rate for those under 18 years of age and is free of cost for children. You can take a guided tour and visit the Assembly Hall and the Council Chamber. A walk through these corridors will leave you enriched. Alternately, you can even saunter along the lush Ariana Park, also with the help of a guided tour. Read More

This difficult to pronounce word is actually the French equivalent of The Smurfs. It is a modern architectural construction, located in Les Grottes. Just like the Smurfs are funky, bold and fun, so too is the Schtrumpfs Building. Located behind the railway station in Les Grottes, this building was conceptualized and designed by 3 different architects. They wanted to create an unusual building that brought in a breath of fresh air to the area. This quirky and colourful building has been built by incorporating various architectural styles and must be visited when in Geneva. Read More

If you're an honest to goodness lover of food, this tour will be a version of paradise! The Eat and Chill Tour is a 3 hour long session, taking you through the streets of Geneva and giving you a glimpse and a taste into its history. This tour is held from Tuesday to Saturday and costs CHF 200 per person. This 3 hour long tour includes wine tasting in Geneva's ancient cave, samples of Swiss cheese and syrupy honey, tastings of dry meat and Swiss chocolate, Olivier's Olive & Tapenade, a visit to a bakery that is 200 years old and a taste of its pastries, glasses of home-made apple juice and more! On the way, you will also come across artists and musicians, the Tavel House and other great gourmet surprises. You can book your tickets through their website, or ask the reception desk at your hotel, for help. Read More

The symbol of quality watches and time-keeping, The Flower Clock of Geneva is extremely popular and consists of some beautiful flower arrangements. Located towards the edges of the Jardin Anglaise, translated to mean the English Garden, The Flower Clock is another popular tourist attraction. Built in 1955, The Flower Clock accurately points out Siwss time, owing to a fine satellite connection. The clock itself is surrounded by lush greenery and gorgeous floral arrangements which change with every season. The seconds hand on this clock is all of 2.5 metres in length, making it the longest in the world! Read More