Mont Salève

Hike your way up to the top or make a day trip by cable cars to the Balcony of Geneva. It is present 900 meters above the Jet D'Eau. It is known for the scenic view the mountain top has to offer. One can engage in several activities like ranging from mountain biking and hiking to paragliding and skiing in the winter. The jaw-dropping view of the city would make you want to stay longer.

Place du Bourg-de-Four

is the true essence of Geneva’s Old Town. Indulge in the warm and hearty ambience which transports you a medieval yet preppy city life. Gift yourself a day at this lively place to explore a trail of laid-back cafés, bistros, restaurants with open seating, fountains, and high-end as well as souvenir shops. The place looks magnificent on Christmas while being beautifully lit by a row of lamps and fairy lights across the square. Take a quick trip to St. Pierre Cathedral, Geneva’s largest church, lying a few meters away. Make sure you satisfy your taste buds at Café de Bourg-de-Four, La Clémence, and Restaurant au Carnivore.

Lake Geneva

Unravel your mind by taking a break from your daily mundane at the dazzling lake of Geneva. It marks as the perfect host for a beautiful evening where you can take a long stroll along its pristine waters.

Horloge Fleurie

also known as the Flower Clock is symbolic of quality watches and time-keeping. The clock accurately points to the Swiss time as it owes to a satellite connection. Along with the famous sculpted bronze waterfall is the perfect place to satisfy your nature yearning. The outstanding flower arrangements around it change every season assuring you a satisfying visit throughout the year. With a spectrum of colours, this touristy spot has an atmosphere that keeps your mood light and breezy.

Jet d’Eau

Revive your spirits by spending a sunny afternoon at this spectacular water jet which is a visual treat to one’s eyes. The fountain expels more than 500 litres of water every second at a speed of 200km/hr. This is one of the most impressive tourist sites which never fails to impress anyone.

Palais des Nations

Also commonly known as The United Nations Office is one of the most important diplomatic institutions in the world. A visit to this spectacular building is a must.

Geneva Museums

Being rich in culture and heritage, the city provides you with ample opportunities to traverse your aesthete path. Geneva is the storehouse to lots of museums like- Art and History Museum: Nestled in the core of the Old Town, lies the largest museum in Geneva. It showcases over a million exposition pieces of the moving civilization from ancient days to our present. Ariana Museum: It’s the museum of ceramics and glass. The interior architecture alone is stunning. It’s close to the Palais des Nations. Patek Philippe Museum: truly is the ‘temple to watch-making’. It stands as a tribute to Swiss watch-makers. Being one of the world’s foremost horology museums, this place is a true legacy in the running. CERN Particle Universe: is an exhibition all about physics, from the origin of the universe of particle physics, it is an extraordinary storehouse for every science-head.

Gruyeres

Gruyeres is a charming medieval town located near Bern, known for its stunning castle and delicious Gruyere cheese. Visitors can explore the cobblestone streets of the town, visit the castle and museum, and indulge in the local cuisine. It is one of the top Bern sightseeing places for history buffs and foodies alike.

Lausanne

The second-largest city on Lake Geneva, Lausanne, unites the atmosphere of a vacation destination with that of a thriving business center. A vibrant university and convention town can also be found in the Vaud canton's capital. In the Olympic capital, sports and culture are given prominent attention. Considering Lausanne's gorgeous surroundings, it is not unexpected that the International Olympic Committee has had a representation there since 1914. The city is situated at the base of Lake Geneva and is composed of three hills bordered by slopes planted with vineyards. The Savoy Alps rise majestically from the opposite French lakeshore. There are not many cars in the charming ancient town. The streetscape in the medieval city center is shaped by narrow lanes lined with cafes and shops.

Montreux

Lying on the shoreline of Lake Geneva, Montreux is situated at proximity of just 94.3 km from Geneva. The unparalleled beauty of beautiful Alps and crisp blue Swiss sky makes this place the perfect weekend getaway.

Yvoire

A small medieval town rested at a distance of about 24 km northeast from Geneva. The beautiful flower town sits on the French side of Lake Geneva while offering some woeful sights of natural beauty. A must visit whenever you are around!

Annecy

The colorful city of Annecy is home to pastel color homes, vibrant streets, and lots of recreational activities throughout the day. The scenic alpine town lies at a stretch of about 42.1 km from Geneva. So, pack some extra clothes and take a whiff of what Annecy has to serve.

Chamonix

Settled beautifully in Haute-Savoie department of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, this alpine village has some jaw-dropping Swiss beauty to bless your eyes with. Chamonix lies close to Geneva because of their close proximity. It is situated at a distance of 82.4 km from the city and is easily accessible. Do not think twice and relax your soul in the heart of Cham

Lavaux

One of the most beautiful regions of Switzerland lies under the region of Lavaux which lies at a distance of just 82.7 km from Geneva. The region has a stretch of 80 hectares of terraced vineyards. It also has splendid views of Lake Léman. You ought to visit this place whenever travelling in Geneva.