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Jet d'Eau

This open-top bus tour is the perfect way to see Geneva’s top highlights and most famous landmarks. Travel through the iconic International District, home to the United Nations and various organizations dedicated to promoting peace and the well-being of humanity. Next, immerse yourself in the scenic beauty of Geneva’s lakeside on the left bank. Marvel at the famous Jet d’Eau fountain, stroll through the charming Eaux-Vives Park, and visit the renowned Flower Clock, a symbol of the city’s watchmaking heritage and love for nature. Join us for an unforgettable journey through Geneva’s global and local treasures!

This 2-hour city tour of Geneva takes you by bus through the city's international quarters, showcasing key landmarks such as the United Nation, broken chair, iconic Jet d'Eau fountain on Lake Geneva and the stunning Flower Clock. Begin with a visit to the International Quarter, home to global diplomacy and renowned institutions, with a photo stop at the United Nations and broken chair. Then marvel at iconic landmarks like the soaring Jet d'Eau and the stunning Flower Clock. Finally, step back in time as you stroll through the Old Town, with its narrow cobblestone streets, charming squares, and the majestic St. Pierre Cathedral. Admire the city's rich history as you wander past centuries-old buildings, uncovering tales of Geneva's past either by walk or by mini train depending on the season/weather. A truly unforgettable adventure!

Begin with a visit to the International Quarter, home to global diplomacy and renowned institutions, with a photo stop at the United Nations and broken chair. Then marvel at iconic landmarks like the soaring Jet d'Eau and the stunning Flower Clock, symbol of the city's watchmakers and love for nature. Then, step back in time as you stroll through the Old Town, with its narrow cobblestone streets, charming squares, and the majestic St. Pierre Cathedral. Admire the city's rich history as you wander past centuries-old buildings, uncovering tales of Geneva's past either by walk or by mini train depending on the season/weather. Finish your tour with a leisurely cruise along the picturesque lakeside, where the stunning Jet d'Eau shoots water high into the air, creating a striking contrast against the surrounding mountains. This unforgettable journey through the heart of the city will leave you with lasting memories of Geneva’s unique charm and beauty.

1 pass, 60 activities: Discover the best of Geneva with the Geneva City Pass! A city pass is a card that allows you to enjoy a variety of activities for free or at a very low price. Visit a museum, take a cruise on the lake, go on a guided tour, go rafting: enjoy 60 free or discounted activities for both young and old in Geneva for a duration of 24, 48 or 72 hours! Examples of savings with the Geneva City Pass -One entry to MAMCO (Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art) costs CHF 15. > With the Geneva City Pass, it’s free! -The breathtaking “Geneva Tour” cruise costs CHF 19. > With the Geneva City Pass, it’s free. -A 30-minute pedal boat ride on the lake costs CHF 14. > With the Geneva City Pass, it’s free. -With the Geneva City Pass you’ll get a CHF 10 discount on the rental of a licence-free motorboat.

Board our comfortable bus from Geneva to Annecy, known as the "Venice of the Alps", a city that offers visitors harmonious and romantic landscapes. As you arrive, you’ll be transported to the charming old town, where cobblestone streets and colorful buildings create a picturesque, fairy-tale atmosphere. Embark on a guided walking tour that will lead you through the heart of Annecy. Wander along the tranquil canals that weave through the town, and visit the iconic Palais de l'Île, a historical building that once served as a prison and is now one of the most photographed landmarks of Annecy. Continue your stroll up to the imposing Château d'Annecy, a medieval fortress offering sweeping views of the town and the surrounding mountains. Explore the charming Rue Saint-Claire, lined with boutiques, cafés, and bakeries, where you can feel the town’s artistic spirit come to life. After your tour, enjoy some free time to explore at your own pace. Wander through the colorful pedestrian streets, visit the local markets filled with fresh produce, artisanal goods, and handmade crafts, or simply relax by the lake, taking in the stunning scenery. In the afternoon, be captivated by Geneva city tour, where modernity meets history in a perfect blend. Begin with a visit to the International Quarter, home to global diplomacy and renowned institutions like the United Nations and the Red Cross, offering a glimpse into Geneva's role on the world stage. Don’t miss the iconic Flower Clock, a vibrant symbol of Geneva’s dedication to craftsmanship and nature. Then, step back in time as you stroll through the Old Town, with its narrow cobblestone streets, charming squares, and the majestic St. Pierre Cathedral. Admire the city's rich history as you wander past centuries-old buildings, uncovering tales of Geneva's past either by walk or by mini train depending on the season/weather. If option selected, finish your tour with a leisurely cruise along the picturesque lakeside, where the stunning Jet d'Eau shoots water high into the air, creating a striking contrast against the surrounding mountains. This unforgettable journey through the heart of the city will leave you with lasting memories of Geneva’s unique charm and beauty.

Pride and love, gluttony and moderation, justice and anger, envy and courage go hand in hand in Geneva. In this tour you will not only manage to see all the main sights of this city, but also look at them from a different angle — from the perspective of human vices and virtues. The monument in honour of Empress Elisabeth ”Sissi”, who was stabbed to death, is located not far from the “doing a good deed” Jet d'Eau fountain. The monument to Jean-Jacques Rousseau reminds visitors of a man who promoted ideas of social equality, but at the same time confessed to affairs with married women. The building known to serve as a shelter to orphans and bread for the poor in the Middle Ages was also used to lock up beggars and the insane, but the theologians depicted on the Reformation Wall were taunted with inflexibility and heartlessness. We will guide you through all the main tourist places of Geneva and in addition tell stories of the real people and their sins and virtues. Go to the monument in honour of Empress Elisabeth “Sissi” and plug in your headphones. Take out your smartphone and listen to the audio guide. Learn how and why Empress Elisabeth “Sissi” was killed by the anarchist. See one of the largest fountains in the world — the Jet d'Eau fountain — and understand how it makes this world better. Continue to the Brunswick monument and find out, where on it you can see the images of virtues. Walk to the monument to Jean-Jacques Rousseau and learn about the sins he confessed. Visit the National Monument and understand why exactly this monument won the competition. See the Flower Clock and learn how it is related to pride. Continue to the Palace of Justice and understand why it is associated with justice and mercy. See the Lutheran church and learn how different religions see the influence of sins and good deeds on the salvation of a person. Discover the monument which is considered to be a Genevan fighter for justice. Learn where in the past in Geneva was a red light districts and listen to the history of prostitution in this city. Walk to the Statue of the Prophet Jeremiah and learn why he is often called "the weeping prophet”. Go to St. Pierre Cathedral and understand why it is associated with the virtue of temperance. Continue to the Town Hall building and see the long stone bench where the judges of Geneva pronounced death sentences and hear about some of them in more detail. Go to the Reformation Wall and learn who of the theologians depicted there were taunted with inflexibility, mercilessness and heartlessness. See the statue of Guillaume-Henri Dufour and the bust of Henri Dunant and understand how they struggled with evil. Discover the fountain which serves as an evidence of the courage of the Genevans.

The ride lasts one hour and is tailor-made. We suggest visit along the lake with a view of the jet d'eau then arriving in the heights of Geneva where the most beautiful view is located for a photo session to immortalize the moment. Then we will go to the old town of Geneva to see the Place du Bourg-de-Four, Saint-Pierre Cathedral, the Bastion Park and the Reformers' Wall. This itinerary lasts one hour and can be modified to suit your needs. We can extend the visit as an extra to see directly with the guide on site. You can bring your drinks such as fruit juice or wine or you can ask me by message. if it's cold, no worries we can completely close the tuktuk and provide you with cozy blankets. welcome to Switzerland!

Your expert local city guide will show you the city's best parts, including hidden secrets you can’t find easily on your own. On this walking tour will be able to see a lot of sightseeing points within a short timeframe. Apart from explaining the sightseeing points your guide can provide insight into the history and culture of the city and the country in general. The focus of this tour is to see the city like a local. However, this private tour can be customised according to your wishes. Sightseeing points to visit can be agreed upon in advance or discussed when meeting up. ITINERARY: STANDARD Sightseeing places we can easily visit during the tour are: • Jet d’Eau: Large fountain and one of the city’s most famous landmarks. • Jardin Anglais: The English-inspired landmark park features an 1862 fountain, a flower-clock sculpture & lake views. • Geneva Flower Clock: It is an outdoor flower clock that has around 6,500 plants and shrubs used for the clock face. Several plants open and close their flowers at different times of the day. • Geneva’s Old Town: Switzerland’s largest historical city, dominated by St. Peter’s Cathedral. Historical buildings, mysterious museums and famous secret passageways are well kept by the residents. • St. Pierre Cathedral: It was a former Roman cathedral that was converted to a reformed protestant church during the Reformation. • La Tour de l’Horloge (Tour du Molard): This clocktower was mentioned as early as the 14th century, it was part of the fortified enclosure of the lower town. • L’Ancien Arsenal: A small compact artillery museum with a collection of vintage canons and colourful battle-themed mosaics. • Place du Bourg-de-Four: A fortified city and a lovely old square with restaurants and shops. • Reformation Wall: This stone wall monument honours the Protestant Reformation & its founders, including John Calvin. • Promenade de la Treille: Elevated promenade that boasts one of the longest benches in the world & scenic city views. • Palace of Nations: The Palace of Nations is the home of the United Nations Office at Geneva. Some examples of HIDDEN SECRETS we can visit include: • Île Rousseau: The Île Rousseau is an island and park in Geneva, situated in the middle of the Rhone. It was named after the philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau. On the island is a statue of Rousseau. • Bain des Paquis: Popular public bathhouse on a pier in Lake Geneva that turns into a sauna during winter. • Bâtiment des Forces Motrices: French for “Power plant building” is the powerhouse of a former hydropower plant. • Musee d’Art et d’Histoire: Largest art museum in Switzerland with monumental art pieces. Please note that it is not guaranteed to visit all the sightseeing places listed here. How many places you can visit depends on the length of the tour booked and how much time you spend at each place. After booking you can discuss the detailed itinerary with your guide.

After meeting your guide, get accustomed to your E-Bike. Visit the Nations Square and head up hill with ease on your E-Bike to see the Japanese Bell, United Nations Museum and Red Cross Museum. Wizz downhill and take a look at the botanical gardens and Zoo. Head through the tunnel to the United Nations Lake and World Trade Organisation. Take a little tour of the Science Museum and enjoy an amazing viewpoint. Cruise around the lake to the island of Jean Jacques Rousseau. Visit the Sujet Dam and head on to the Reformation Wall. Enjoy these beautiful gardens of Geneva life and continue to the St Peter's Cathedral, the Town Hall, Old Arsenal and finish at the Jet D'eau and English Gardens.

Explore the beautiful city of Geneva with our guided tour, designed to offer you a rewarding and accessible experience. In the company of an experienced and passionate guide, you will be immersed in the history, culture and well-kept secrets of this international city. Geneva, a city known for its breathtaking views of Lake Geneva, rich history and global importance as a hub of diplomacy and culture. This walking tour takes you into the heart of the city, discovering its unique mix of historical monuments, modern influences and cultural treasures. Main judgments: - 1. Water jet - 2. English Garden, Flower clock - 3. Place du molard - 4. Old Town: Saint-Pierre Cathedral, Place du Bourg-de-Fourg - 5. Porte de la Treille, Promenade de la - 6. Bastion Park and Wall of the Reformers Duration 2 hours Local guide, Good atmosphere