Trans Eaux-Viviens - This ecofriendly mini-train is ideal for a tour of the Lake Geneva waterfront. The unique minitrain functions on solar energy! No noise, no smoke and no pollution in order to protect the environment. This train journeys along Port-Noir, close to the marina to the Societe Nautique of Geneva all the time making it possible to hop on and off whist visiting the various parks and rose gardens. Taking off every 45 minutes it takes 30 minutes to complete the train ride.

Gardens of Geneva - An important city housing many international organizations, this city is also famous for its lovely gardens. The English gardens, one of the liveliest parks in Geneva is well known for its clock tower. The Botanical Garden is actually a living museum which is divided into several sections: an arboretum, the rock gardens, greenhouses, horticultural plants (including a “garden of scent and touch”) and an animal park devoted to conservation. The Alpin Garden is well known for its watercourses, a pool with aquatic plants, pergolas, a rose garden in the shape of a rose, plus a park with goats, chickens and ducks. Le Grange Park, La Perle-du-Lac are some others that may be visited too.

Besides the above, Les Diablerets, Gstaad are important destinations too. Geneva is rich in culture as well, as is obvious with the presence of the Grand-Theatre, the Victoria Hall and the Conservatory of Music.