Hotels in Geneva, Switzerland
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Landmarks
- Palexpo
- Geneva City Centre
- Jet d'Eau Fountain
- United Nations European Headquarters
- Geneva University
- Centre International de Conferences Geneve
- Palazzo Geneva
- Paquis Baths
- Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MAMCO)
- Saint-Pierre Cathedral
- Flower Clock
- Geneva City Hall (Hotel de Ville)
- PalExpo
- Grand Theatre Opera
- Bourg-de-Four Square
- Patek Philippe Watch Museum
- Vernets Sports Centre
- Bastions Park
- English Garden Park
- Old Town
Best hotels in Geneva
Hotels in Geneva, Switzerland - your base to discover the city.
Home to high-profile international organizations like the UN, Geneva has a cosmopolitan flavour which extends beyond its position on the border between France and Switzerland.
The emotive Red Cross Museum embodies the city's world-spanning influence, as does a visit to the Jet d'Eau fountain which throws water 140 metres into the air, deliberately covering visitors all around with spray. Other things to do in Geneva include a tram ride through the Old Town, a stroll around Lake Geneva, and a visit to the famous Flower Clock. The surrounding Alp and Jura mountains are visible from the city, and their influence is felt in the city's restaurants, where fondue and hearty dishes sit alongside modern cooking.
Book accommodation in Geneva for December, when the traditional Escalade parades celebrate local culture, culminating in the consumption of large amounts of chocolate and marzipan. Car rental services in Geneva Switzerland are available for exploring the beautiful countryside and the bohemian Carouge area.
Home to high-profile international organizations like the UN, Geneva has a cosmopolitan flavour which extends beyond its position on the border between France and Switzerland.
The emotive Red Cross Museum embodies the city's world-spanning influence, as does a visit to the Jet d'Eau fountain which throws water 140 metres into the air, deliberately covering visitors all around with spray. Other things to do in Geneva include a tram ride through the Old Town, a stroll around Lake Geneva, and a visit to the famous Flower Clock. The surrounding Alp and Jura mountains are visible from the city, and their influence is felt in the city's restaurants, where fondue and hearty dishes sit alongside modern cooking.
Book accommodation in Geneva for December, when the traditional Escalade parades celebrate local culture, culminating in the consumption of large amounts of chocolate and marzipan. Car rental services in Geneva Switzerland are available for exploring the beautiful countryside and the bohemian Carouge area.
Geneva travel guides
A Geneva travel guide – progressive art, lakeside dining and dazzling Alpine views
Only a Geneva city break timed with Swiss precision can take in all its dynamic art galleries, lakef...
