Jet d'Eau
The iconic symbol of the city, a massive water jet soaring 140 meters above Lake Geneva.
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Nestled on the shores of stunning Lake Geneva, Geneva is a cosmopolitan city blending natural beauty with rich culture and international institutions. Come enjoy the serene atmosphere, alpine views, and elegant architecture.
Things to do in Geneva include Jet d'Eau, St. Pierre Cathedral, Jardin Anglais (English Garden). Here are 15 places worth knowing, with a short note on each.
The iconic symbol of the city, a massive water jet soaring 140 meters above Lake Geneva.
Plan GenevaA historic cathedral with impressive architecture and panoramic views from its towers.
Plan GenevaA beautiful park on the lakefront, ideal for a relaxing stroll and picnic.
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The European headquarters of the UN, offering fascinating tours of its historic halls.
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A monumental wall commemorating the key figures of the Protestant Reformation.
Plan GenevaAn impressive sculpture protesting against landmines and cluster bombs, in front of the Palais des Nations.
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Jet d'Eau, St. Pierre Cathedral, Jardin Anglais (English Garden), Old Town, Palais des Nations (UN European Headquarters), Château de Chillon and 9 more. Jet d'Eau: The iconic symbol of the city, a massive water jet soaring 140 meters above Lake Geneva.
Day 1: Museum of Art and History Geneva, Russian Orthodox Church of Geneva, Maison Tavel, Place du Bourg-de-Four. Day 2: Monument Brunswick, Pont du Mont-Blanc, L'horloge fleurie, Jet d'Eau. Day 3: Jardin botanique, Broken Chair Sculpture, Palais des Nations (UN European Headquarters), International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum.
The itinerary for Geneva runs through Old Town, Parc des Bastions, Plainpalais, Centre, Pâquis and Eaux-Vives.
Museums worth visiting in Geneva: Maison Tavel, Museum of Art and History Geneva, Musée d'ethnographie de Genève (MEG) (Plainpalais), International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum and Patek Philippe Museum.
Churches worth seeing in Geneva: St. Pierre Cathedral (Old Town) and Russian Orthodox Church of Geneva.
Parks and gardens in Geneva: Jardin Anglais (English Garden) (Eaux-Vives) and L'Ile.
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