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Geneva



Touristic Information



About GENEVA



Discover Geneva, a captivating Swiss destination where alpine scenery, lakeside elegance, and international spirit meet. Set beside the sparkling waters of Lake Geneva and framed by the Alps and Jura mountains, the city invites visitors to explore charming historic streets, world-class museums, peaceful parks, and vibrant promenades. Highlights include the iconic Jet d’Eau, St. Pierre Cathedral, the United Nations district, and the Flower Clock. Between conference sessions, enjoy refined dining, scenic cruises, and unforgettable views.


​Geneva Tourism – Official Website: https://www.geneve.com/en/

Geneva Tourist Information: https://www.geneve.com/en/plan-stay/tourist-information



What to see



01



Jet d’Eau



Geneva’s most famous landmark, this spectacular fountain shoots water 140 metres above Lake Geneva and can be seen from many parts of the city.



02



Geneva Old Town



​Explore narrow cobbled streets, historic buildings, charming cafés and picturesque squares in Geneva’s atmospheric medieval centre.



03



St. Pierre Cathedral



This historic cathedral played an important role in the Protestant Reformation. Visitors can climb its towers for panoramic views over Geneva and the lake.​



04



Palais des Nations



The European headquarters of the United Nations offers guided tours of impressive assembly halls and highlights Geneva’s important role in international diplomacy.



05



United Nations District



This quarter features diplomatic missions, global organisations and major institutions, including the United Nations, the Red Cross Museum and the Broken Chair monument.



06



Lake Geneva



One of Europe’s largest alpine lakes, Lake Geneva offers beautiful waterfront promenades, boat cruises and impressive views of the Alps and surrounding countryside.​











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ARCI' 2027 Chairman: Prof., Dr., Sergey Y. Yurish,
IFSA, BARCELONA, SPAIN