Discover this elegant 19th-century neo-Gothic mausoleum on the shores of Lake Geneva, with beautiful views of the lake, Jet d’Eau, and the Alpine peaks.

See one of Geneva’s most iconic landmarks and learn how this colorful floral clock combines Swiss watchmaking precision with botanical artistry.

Explore this historic square and former trading port, where Geneva’s commercial past meets its modern multicultural identity.

Step into Geneva’s oldest square, once a Roman forum and later a meeting place for medieval pilgrims, surrounded by historic buildings and traditional cafés.

Visit the heart of Geneva’s Reformation history and discover the cathedral closely associated with John Calvin and the rise of Calvinism.

Admire Geneva’s oldest surviving private medieval residence and discover what everyday life was like in the city during the Middle Ages.

End your tour at the monumental Reformation Wall, featuring statues of major Protestant leaders and telling the story of Geneva’s transformation into a center of European intellectual and religious change.