Dams in Geneva

Geneva’s best-kept secret lies outside the city: its 1,500 hectares of sunny vineyards, which produce some of the country’s finest wines.

Makes the eyes sparkle! The Rue du Rhône is the luxury shoppers’ paradise where the most prestigious brands vie with one another in elegance and style. The biggest names in the worlds of watchmaking, jewellery and fashion all converge here. You'll need at least half a day to resist this bevy of temptations!

For over 500 years, the Town Hall has played a central role both in Geneva and internationally. This masterpiece of fifteenth-century architecture is equipped with a large and unique access ramp.

Come and discover shooting sports at the Swiss Gun Center!

Ready to take off and experience one-of-a-kind views from Switzerland’s highest vantage point? A hot air balloon flight is definitely a memorable adventure and offers the best views over the city of Geneva.

Here, the imaginary world of the Smurfs has been recreated in the form of houses with extravagant curves. Behind the Cornavin station, these buildings in their improbable shapes and unexpected colours never fail to surprise! Welcome to the world of the Smurfs!

The Geneva Opera House, known and loved throughout the world. A magnificent theatre, inspired by the Palais Garnier in Paris and with a fabulous programme of events to suit even the most demanding of music lovers.

This 9-storey aluminium, glass and steel building is an extremely practical creation and fully deserves its place in the urban infrastructure due to its original volumetry in the shape of a wing. The ninth floor is occupied by a cafeteria with a panoramic terrace overlooking the lake and city.

Although the Noël au Quai Christmas market is held in the heart of Geneva, it is a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city. This is the ideal place to relax with a mulled wine and delicious “moitié-moitié” fondue.

The La Grange Park sits right next to the Eaux-Vives Park and offers a unique view of the lake basin. The wonderful flower garden stretches out over 12,000 square metres and delights its guests with more than 200 varieties of roses.

Discover the wonderful vineyards of Geneva on a comfortable e-bike tour. Naturally a winetasting is included.

The Mouettes (seagulls) are the small yellow water taxis that facilitate easy transport around Geneva. Throughout the year, four lines offer return trips linking both banks of Lake Geneva.

Planted by the lake in 1854 to visually improve the wooden harbour, this was the first English-style park in Geneva. In the heart of the English Garden, you’ll find the famous Flower Clock, made up of 12,000 kinds of flowers, and the National Monument commemorating Geneva’s integration into the Swiss Confederation.

The sea is in Geneva, according to the locals. Standing on the banks of the lake basin, you do actually get this feeling.

Parc des Bastions is a wonderful park in the heart of Geneva. Along its shady avenues, you can find some of the city’s most beautiful monuments, including the well-known Reformation Wall. The giant chessboards that are regularly used by the locals will immediately catch your eye.

A new, natural look for the city: a fascinating riverscape opens up by the Sous-Terre bridge, in the heart of Geneva.

The "New York Times" recently compared the Quartier des Bains to the Big Apple’s district of SoHo. Sure enough, this former working-class district is colourful, cosmopolitan and full of life.

Participants will can taste four of our chocolates, which three were award and drink a hot or cold beverage of their choice. The history of the chocolate factory and its chocolates will be explained to them by a passionate guide.

Try windsurf or Stand-up paddle sessions and enjoy a stunning view of Geneva’s lakefront!

A self-guided walking tour allows visitors to tour Geneva's Reformation highlights at their own pace.

Le Baroque is a legendary club in Geneva with an intimate ambiance due to its limited space. A glamorous setting with a select clientele.

Geneva – a city where history meets modernity, and art meets science. With over 40 museums, it invites visitors to explore cultural treasures from around the world. Five museums stand out, making Geneva a must-visit destination for curious minds.