Day 1: Morning:
- Flower Clock - start your day with Geneva's symbol located in the English Garden. This blend of art and precision represents Swiss traditions.
- Jet d'Eau Fountain - one of the city's most famous landmarks. This powerful fountain shoots water up to 140 meters high and is located on Lake Geneva. A great spot for photos.
Day:
- Old Town (Vieille Ville) - take a stroll through the historic city center. Visit the Cathedral of St. Peter, where you can enjoy stunning views of the city by climbing the cathedral tower.
- Maison Tavel - a museum housed in one of Geneva's oldest buildings, showcasing the history of the city.
Lunch:
- Find a cozy cafe in the old town to enjoy traditional Swiss cuisine.
Evening:
- Museum of Art and History - explore a collection of art and archaeological artifacts.
- End the day with a walk along the shores of Lake Geneva, enjoying the city's evening atmosphere.
Day 2: Morning:
- Palace of Nations - visit the European headquarters of the UN. Be sure to inquire about possible tours of the building.
- Geneva Botanical Gardens - the perfect place for a morning walk among thousands of plant species.
Day:
- Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum - a fascinating journey through the history of humanitarian work and the role of international organizations in Geneva.
Lunch:
- Lunch in the Pâquis area - enjoy local dishes in a restaurant overlooking the lake.
Evening:
- Carouge District - explore this artistic and bohemian area of Geneva, home to boutiques, antique shops, and galleries.
- Fountains at Night - end your journey with a walk along the waterfront, where evening lights and fountains create a unique Geneva atmosphere.
Tips:
- Use public transportation to get around the city. Buying a daily pass will save you time and money.
- Geneva cuisine is diverse, from fondue to chocolate. Don't miss the chance to try local delicacies.
- Check the schedules and opening hours of attractions carefully, as they may vary depending on the season.
