Geneva, Switzerland Travel Guide
Scenic spot introduction:
Geneva has a long history and beautiful scenery. The city is located in the southwest of Switzerland and at the southern end of Lake Geneva. As the birthplace of the International Red Cross and the seat of the earliest United Nations headquarters, it is known as a city of peace adhering to the tradition of philanthropy. It is a charming tourist city that integrates art, history, culture, shopping, food, and activities.Attractions distribution:
Geneva is located in the southwestern part of Switzerland and at the southern end of Lake Geneva. The city is small and not only has a long culture and history. Here you can overlook the lush forests of the Rhone River flowing down the river, and you can also visit the third largest city in Switzerland. Wine tasting is available in the vineyards of the great wine-producing areas, and it is convenient to reach the French Alps such as Mont Blanc and the Swiss Alps.Scenic spot features:
Expo, United Nations Headquarters, International Red Cross, city tours, city tours, museums, churches, former residences of celebrities, lakesTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Europe > Switzerland > Geneva
How to get there:
Geneva Airport in the northwest of the city is an important aviation hub in Switzerland. In addition, there are Gare Cornavin train station and airport as well as several small train stations outside the city. The high-speed train (TGV) line leads directly to Paris and Marseille. The road connects the Swiss A1 motorway and the French motorway.
Lausanne-Geneva: 35 minutes by train; distance: 69.8 kilometers; 41 minutes by car;
Bern-Geneva: 1 hour 45 by train minutes; distance: 170.2 kilometers; 93 minutes by car;
Interlaken-Geneva: 2 hours and 50 minutes by train; distance: 207.3 kilometers; 147.4 minutes by car;
Lucerne (Luzern) - Geneva (Geneva): 3 hours and 20 minutes by train; distance: 268 kilometers; 163.4 minutes by car.
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Tickets
Geneva ticket prices:
United Nations European Headquarters: Adults: CHF 8.5/Students: CHF 6.5/Children CHF 4 (free for children under 6 years old)
Scenic area opening hours:
Large Fountain: March to April, 10:00-22:30; April to September, 10:00-23:00 (with lights); September to October, 10:00-22:30; 11 From November to February of the following year, 11:30-16:00; closed during the inspection period in November (about 3 weeks) and on days with strong winds and when the temperature is below 2 degrees Celsius.
United Nations European Headquarters: April-October, 10:00-12:00/14:00-16:00; July-August, 10:00-17:00; November-3 Month, Monday to Friday, 10:00-12:00/14:00-16:00; closed from December 20th to January 1st
International Red Cross Museum: 10:00-16:00 on weekdays 17:00, closed on Tuesday
St. Peter's Basilica: June to September, Monday to Saturday 9:30-18:30, Sunday 12:00-18:30; October-5 Month, Sunday to Saturday 10:00-17:30, Sunday 12:00-17:30;
Underground Museum of the church: June to September: Tuesday to Friday 11:00-17: 00, Saturday and Sunday 11:00-17:30; October to May: Tuesday to Friday 14:00-17:00, Saturday and Sunday 13:30-17:30; closed on Monday.
Reformation Museum: Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-17:00, closed on Mondays
Tawo Museum: Tuesday to Sunday
Travel Tips
Travel Notes of Travellers:
- Traveling Alone: 15 Days in Europe (Part 3) Germany and Switzerland
Best time to visit:
All seasons
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