Best places: Tourist attractions in Geneve, Switzerland

Iconic fountain, lit up at night, pumping half a cubic meter of water per second 140m into the air.

Seasonal tours are offered of the botanical garden & conservatory's flower & plant collections.

Large, lakeside park with scenic views, a rose garden & theater, plus a stage for summer concerts.

Park known for dramatic views, with a biking & walking path, a playground & a fountain.

Popular public bath houses on a pier in Lake Geneva that turn into saunas during winter.

19th-century, Gothic-style Catholic church & stopover point for Santiago de Compostela pilgrims.

United Nations office complex set in a park near the lake, with tours in many languages.

Picturesque lakeside park with walking & bike paths, a playground & seasonal outdoor events.

👍👍 Great tour! We thought it was just a chocolate but to our surprise we also got some history of Geneva! Our tour guide, Maria was the BEST! She was very kind and knowledgeable. We stopped at 5 chocolate shops and enjoyed a sample at each. One of the best tours I have taken, if you are unsure because...

👍👍 The Bioparc is a must-visit location in Geneva. The immersive aspect of the experience allowed us to get closer than ever to the animals and, for certain species, share their space for a brief period of time. We were walking just alongside the wallabies without any barriers! The first visit is fre...

👍 Mini Zoo, without exceptional species, but free. A good idea for a walk with kids. Not many didactic information. Visited in 1 hours, but in middle of a large park with restaurant and kids game place. Perfect to spend a sunny afternoon in family.

This popular, elevated promenade boasts one of the longest benches in the world & scenic city views.

Built in 1866, this grand building features multiple gilded onion domes & striped arches.

The English-inspired landmark park features an 1862 fountain, a flower-clock sculpture & lake views.

Iconic outdoor flower clock designed in 1955, made with colorful blooms that change seasonally.

This 12m wooden sculpture of a broken chair serves to protest cluster bombs & land mines.

Cathedral most famous as the adopted home church of Protestant Reformation leader John Calvin.

Grand, neoclassical museum with a collection of 25,000 glass & ceramic items, plus an airy cafe.

Small museum in an 1830 villa showcasing permanent & temporary exhibits on the history of science.

Built in 1910, Geneva's largest museum has items ranging from prehistoric finds to modern paintings.