2-Hour 15 Mins Geneva Guided Tour

Geneva's Intriguing Highlights

Embark on a 2-hour 15-minute guided tour of Geneva and its enchanting landmarks. Start with a visit to the city’s International part, walking by the United Nations and the Red Cross. Appreciate the significance of these institutions and the stunning infrastructure surrounding them. A huge sculpture called the Broken Chair stands across the Palace of Nations, making a good spot to take pictures and ponder the global military-industrial complex. Next, see Geneva's most iconic attractions nearby, including Jet d'eau fountain and the Flower Clock.

Rich History and Quirky Facts at the Old Town

After discovering the international side of the city, hop on a mini train for an immersive ride through Geneva's historic Old Town. Glide along winding lanes and charming squares as your expert guide shares fascinating stories about the city's rich heritage. Delve deeper into the past on a walking tour. Learn about Geneva's Roman origins and its role in the Reformation. Stroll through narrow cobblestoned streets and admire ancient architectural gems; uncover its concentration of 30 museums!

Did you know that Geneva is home to the world's longest wooden bench, the Marronnier de la Treille, built in 1767? You won’t miss it. This tour will spark curiosity in anyone looking to know the captivating city of Geneva.

Itinerary

Place Dorcière | International District | Jet d'eau Fountain | Flower Clock | Old Town | Place Dorcière