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Geneva is the second biggest city in Switzerland following Zurich and the most global city in Europe with around 40% of its occupants coming from outside Switzerland. The leading businesses are banking, inter- and non-governmental management, technology, and tourism. Geneva delights itself as being one of the most stunning and artistic cities in the world, merging the magnificence of nature with a wealthy color of renowned and structural contributions. The city is a crucial entry to the Alps for nature lovers’ year round. It has a wealthy past that goes back almost 4000 years and remains to impact the evolution of the city. Proof of Geneva’s history is conserved around the city in its various museums, landmarks and structural riches. Because of the hardening results of the lake and encircling mountains, it’s enjoyable almost throughout the year. September and October are the wettest months. January and February are the chilliest but seldom plunges under zero. Book holidays to Geneva with Travel Center and gain from our all-inclusive holidays which include affordable flights, cheap lodging and flexible booking options. We at Travel Center are devoted to make sure that your holiday to Geneva is unforgettable!
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Time Zone
UTC+01:00 hour
Airlines Flying
British Airways, Flybe, Monarch, Swiss Airlines, Jet2
Languages
French, German, Italian, English
Best Time to Travel
December to April
Modes of Transport
Bus, Taxi, Car
Currency Exchange Rate
1.00 GBP = 1.47 CHF
TOP 10 PLACES TO VISIT
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Temple de Saint-Pierre
The Romanesque church at the tallest tip of Geneva's historic town highlights some Gothic parts. The two main towers, coming from the 13th century, were never finished (you could ascend to the summit of one for stunning sights of the lake and town), and the metal steeple above the crossing was constructed in 1895.
Jet d'Eau (Water Jet)
This water jet has grown into the emblem of Geneva and is its most popular monument. A strong pump catapults the water at a speed of around 500 liters per second, which accounts for the height it attains. A great outlook is from the Bains des Pâquis.
Place du Bourg-de-Four
Perhaps the historic courtyard in the city, and surely its most delightful and climatic, it is on the area of the Roman convention and held a significant fair from the ninth century onward. Currently, travellers and natives find shelter in its cafés and restaurants, most of which overflow out onto the sidewalk.
Jardin Anglais (English Garden) and the Mouettes
Bordered by the Jardin Anglais, is where you'll notice the huge flower clock, nearly as symbolic of the city as the Jet d'Eau. The clock, placed on a small hill for simpler observing, alters with the seasonal flourishing plants that shape its radiant face. There are boat facilities, counting the Mouettes Genevoises motor-launches.
Palais des Nations
The huge compound of marble constructions that form the Palais des Nations is the European base of the United Nations. On a conducted excursion, you could discover about the work handled here and view the portraits and inner parts contributed by countries all around the world.
Musee d'Art et d'Histoire (Art and History Museum)
owing its outstanding selections to the union of many local museums, with calculated contributions from personal representatives. The outcome covers the areas of applied and fine art and archaeology, with a selection of weapons, Greek and Roman art treasures, Middle Eastern and Eastern Mediterranean antiques, Roman and Etruscan china, and Egyptian funerary art.
Monument de la Réformation (Reformation Monument)
The Promenade de la Treille is bordered with chestnut trees and provides sights of Mont Salève and the Jura. Against the wall beneath the boulevard, in the stunning Parc des Bastions, sits the Reformation Monument, built in 1917 in identification of Geneva's rule in the Protestant Reformation.
Ariana Museum
This museum is committed completely to ceramics and glass manufacture with a set of 25,000 samples from Switzerland, elsewhere in Europe, and the Middle and Far East. The items displayed explain the background of ceramic artwork from the former Middle Ages past the 20th century, detecting both the ceramic configuration and glazing methods.
Jardin Botanique (Botanical Gardens)
Set in 1902 to substitute a tinier one in the Parc des Bastions. Its greenhouses, gardens, and conservatory engulf around 28 hectares and highlight nearly 12,000 types of plants and trees. An Alpine Garden displays plants from Switzerland's tall altitudes, and the herbarium is one of the biggest in the world, with six million samples.
Quai du Mont-Blanc
Down the north edge of the lake, the Rive Droite, the Quai du Mont-Blanc stretches northeast from the bridge with a sight of the Mont-Blanc mountain trail, a stunning view mainly in the late afternoon of a transparent day. Past this is the striking Brunswick Monument, a tomb designed on the Scaligeri tombs in Verona.
