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The largest lake in central Europe that is shared by both
Switzerland and France, Lake Geneva (Lac Léman to its
French-speaking inhabitants) has for decades drawn visitors to its
shores....
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Picturesquely located on the shores of Lake Geneva, the youthful
and energetic city of Lausanne is built above the lake on a
sequence of tiers connected by a small metro. The upper or Old...
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One of the best-maintained medieval castles in Europe, the
13th-century Château de Chillon is the most visited historical
building in Switzerland. With its stunning lakeside location near
the...
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The tallest fountain in the world, the Jet d'Eau is a Geneva
attraction that cannot be missed. Projecting 460 feet (140m) into
the air at a speed of 124 miles per hour (200km/h) and pumping...
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One of the most creative and thought provoking museums in
Europe, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum brings
together sculpture, installation, photography and film to highlight
the...
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With initial construction commencing in 1160 and lasting nearly
a century, St Peter's Cathedral has over the years become a
hotchpotch of architectural styles with Romanesque, Gothic...
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Public parks cover over one quarter of Geneva providing the
populous with a quiet haven of rolling lawns and tree lined
walkways. Dotted with many curious sculptures and attractions,
there are a...
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Opened in 1994, the cutting edge Museum of Modern and
Contemporary Art refuses to conform and as museum director
Christian Bernard says, the museum 'is not here to present the
acceptable face of...
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Built between 1929 and 1937 to host the League of Nations, the
Palais des Nations now houses the United Nations Office at Geneva,
which was inaugurated in 1966 after the dissolution of the...
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For quality fresh produce stop in at the Plaine de Plainpalais
Flea Market on Tuesday and Friday mornings and visit the fruit and
vegetable stalls in their attractive outdoor park setting....
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Featuring a comprehensive collection of 7,000 artworks and
artefacts from civilisations around the world, the Barbier-Mueller
Museum in Geneva is the outcome of the tireless accumulations of
Josef...
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The cultural hub of Geneva, Place Neuve sits just outside the
former ramparts and is a great access point for the Old Town, which
lies on the other side of the high retaining walls. Home to...
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Comprising of three sections, the captivating Museum of Art and
History explores the passage of western culture and international
civilizations with over 7,000 pieces covering archaeology...
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An exquisite collection of timepieces from the 16th to 19th
century is housed in this fascinating museum, home to the
prestigious creations of the Geneva-based firm of master
watchmakers which was...
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A great place to bring the kids, the Musée d'Historie Naturelle
contains numerous historical collections left to the museum by
world-renowned scientists, such as Lunel, Saussure and...
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A visit to Aquaparc is a must for families on holiday in Geneva,
especially with children. This water park caters to children of all
ages and features indoor and outdoor swimming and water...
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Forestland is a fantastic place to take the kids for the day to
let off some steam. This adventure circuit is equipped for children
and adults alike and features fun activities like branch...
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A great place to bring the kids, La Ferme Foraine Bonaventure
features camps for children aged 6 - 12 years old, as well as
offering little tots the opportunity to meet donkeys, lamas, pigs
and...
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Happyland is Switzerland's largest amusement park and a great
place for the younger children to enjoy. Kids will love rides such
as Splash River, Tropical Track, the Big Swing and Helico Low...
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