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CERN
CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, is home to the world’s largest and most complex scientific instruments. In 1989, it was the birthplace of the World Wide Wide, invented by a British scientist Time Berners-Lee. Today, it is a...
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Jet d’Eau
The Jet d’Eau is one of the most famous sights in Geneva and one of the largest fountains in the world, shooting water approximately 460-feet high. The fountain became a landmark almost as if by mistake; in 1886 it was...
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Lake Geneva
Hop aboard a boat and explore the shores of Lake Geneva. You will pass by quaint villages, towns, castles and vineyards while getting a overview of Lake Léman’s history and its surroundings.
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Neighborhood Walk: Carouge
Known as the West Village of Geneva, this cozy neighborhood is full of quaint cafes, restaurants and local boutiques.
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Old Town
Discover the cobblestone streets of Switzerland’s largest Old Town, or Vieille Ville, with sights such as Saint Peter’s Cathedral, City Hall and what is allegedly the world’s longest bench. Be sure to stop by the Old Town square, Place Bourg-de-Four,...
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Wine Tasting
Located just beyond the city center is Geneva’s best-kept secret: 4,000 acres of vineyards. With fantastic wine, great views and even a few hiking opportunities, this is a fun adventure for couples and families.
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Attending a festival or visiting a local market are the best ways to get an authentic sense of the local culture. If visiting during the summer, be sure to spend time on the shores of Lake Geneva, one of the largest lakes in Western Europe.