There are many cities in Switzerland, however Geneva is one of the biggest and most beautiful. Many countries come to Geneva to negotiate various issues. Many global organizations have their offices and headquarters in Geneva. Before moving to New York in 1945 the UN was based in Geneva.
We are discussing below some of the best Geneva attractions:
St. peter's Cathedral was constructed in 1160 and is a worth visiting building in Geneva. Apart from fabulous view of Geneva, in display are those beautiful objects available which were unearthed in excavation.
Monument Brunswick - This monument was built in the year 1873 and is actually a replica of Duke of Brunswick’s mausoleum.
The League of Nations was housed in an historic place ' Palais des Nations' in 1920 after the First World War. Here, visitors enjoy viewing numerous paintings displayed in the huge and historic halls. Of course, valid passport is only your gate-pass if you decide to visit here.
Quartier des Grottes - You will find various old buildings and shops in this area and they are more than 300 years old.
Parc des Eaux Vives is a beautiful park and none of the visitors should miss its wonderful views of Palais des Nations and UN campus.
Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva has a vast collection of timepieces to its credit, the primary collections being Patek Philippe and Antiques.
Chillon Castle â€" The biggest castles of Switzerland, which is found on the banks of Lake Geneva, is Chillon Castle. About 102 buildings are there which were built in 11th century.
Mount Saleve - This place is quite promising for all those who love mountain climbing and various other sports activities. Aside from this, one you are up on the top, you get splendid views of Geneva and the Alps.
Situated in the heart of Geneva, Geneva Jet D’eau is amongst the tallest fountains in the world. It was built during the 19th century and is a major tourist attraction.
The Ariana Musee - It was built in the 19th century and houses a huge collection of Eastern art including porcelain, pottery and glass. Variety of Chinese and Japanese art is on display.
We are discussing below some of the best Geneva attractions:
St. peter's Cathedral was constructed in 1160 and is a worth visiting building in Geneva. Apart from fabulous view of Geneva, in display are those beautiful objects available which were unearthed in excavation.
Monument Brunswick - This monument was built in the year 1873 and is actually a replica of Duke of Brunswick’s mausoleum.
The League of Nations was housed in an historic place ' Palais des Nations' in 1920 after the First World War. Here, visitors enjoy viewing numerous paintings displayed in the huge and historic halls. Of course, valid passport is only your gate-pass if you decide to visit here.
Quartier des Grottes - You will find various old buildings and shops in this area and they are more than 300 years old.
Parc des Eaux Vives is a beautiful park and none of the visitors should miss its wonderful views of Palais des Nations and UN campus.
Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva has a vast collection of timepieces to its credit, the primary collections being Patek Philippe and Antiques.
Chillon Castle â€" The biggest castles of Switzerland, which is found on the banks of Lake Geneva, is Chillon Castle. About 102 buildings are there which were built in 11th century.
Mount Saleve - This place is quite promising for all those who love mountain climbing and various other sports activities. Aside from this, one you are up on the top, you get splendid views of Geneva and the Alps.
Situated in the heart of Geneva, Geneva Jet D’eau is amongst the tallest fountains in the world. It was built during the 19th century and is a major tourist attraction.
The Ariana Musee - It was built in the 19th century and houses a huge collection of Eastern art including porcelain, pottery and glass. Variety of Chinese and Japanese art is on display.
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As a freelance writer for BestFlights.co.za, Cecelia Owens writes travel related articles for this top South African travel comparison website as well as the "Why you should visit Geneva, Switzerland" article.
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