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On this sightseeing cruise, you'll have the chance to see several of Geneva's most famous landmarks from the water. Starting near Pont du Mont-Blanc, you'll head out on to Lake Geneva to get an up-close look at the Jet d'Eau fountain. Afterwards, you'll be able to admire the Swiss Alps and also see famous buildings such as the United Nations and the World Trade Organization.

Enjoy a quiet, zero-emission cruise on Lac Leman in Geneva. Aboard Anita or Greta, two solar-electric boats, you will travel in an intimate group — each boat accommodates only 12 people to avoid the crowd and keep the atmosphere relaxed. As you glide across the water, you will be offered a glass of wine and some aperitifs to enjoy on board. The route runs from the International District of Geneva to Cologny, so you will get a distinctive view of the city with the Alps forming the backdrop. Along the way, admire the famous Jet d'Eau, photograph the United Nations and take in the luxury hotels that line the shore. You will also see the beautiful gardens that surround Geneva as you move through the harbour and across the lake, giving a calm, scenic perspective of the city from the water.

Departing from Geneva, this excursion gives you an opportunity to enjoy three different experiences in one day. You'll begin with a scenic 90-minute bus journey, arriving at the beautiful resort area of Chamonix. There, at the foot of the majestic Mont Blanc, you'll be able to stroll through the streets, discovering the city that hosted the first-ever Winter Olympics in 1924. You'll then hop into the cable car for the 20-minute journey that takes you to the summit of Aiguille du Midi, rewarding you with breathtaking views of the French, Italian and Swiss Alps. At 13 feet above sea level, this is the closest that you can get to Mont Blanc without having to hike or climb. In the afternoon, you'll travel through the mountainous landscapes on a train, arriving at France's largest glacier, La Mer de Glace. You can admire the views from the panoramic terrace, and if the season allows, can also visit an ice cave. You'll then return to Geneva by bus.

Starting in Geneva, you'll meet your guide and travel to Chamonix, the gateway to Mont Blanc. From there you'll ride a cable car up to the Aiguille du Midi summit at 3,842 m. On arrival you will take in breath-taking panoramic views and join a twenty-minute walking tour that will point out surrounding peaks, including Mont Blanc. After descending to the alpine village of Chamonix, you'll have free time to explore local shops and restaurants. As you rejoin the group, a short walk to the train station will take you past Chamonix’s historical landmarks. You will then board a cogwheel train that climbs about 1,900 m for sweeping views of the Mer de Glace glacier. In season, you may have the option to visit the ice caves. Throughout the day you will move between high-mountain viewpoints and the charm of Chamonix village, combining scenic rides, a guided summit walk and time to explore at your own pace before returning to Geneva.

You’ll travel from Geneva to Annecy, the charming “Venice of the Alps,” where clear canals, pastel houses and mountain views create a distinctive alpine atmosphere. As you arrive in the Old Town, you’ll find cobbled streets, flower-filled façades and lively canals to wander. Along the way you’ll see the iconic Palais de l’Île, one of France’s most photographed landmarks, and the Château d’Annecy, which offers panoramic views over the town and lake. Rue Saint-Claire runs through the centre, lined with boutiques, cafés and bakeries that reflect the town’s lively spirit. You can join a guided walking introduction or explore independently at your own pace. After the initial walk or orientation, you’ll have free time to relax by Lake Annecy, browse local markets or simply soak in the alpine scenery and atmosphere.

In Geneva, an award‑winning, soul‑led chocolate experience will take you on a guided journey through the heart of the city. The walk moves through the Old Town and into hidden corners, revealing local stories and Geneva’s chocolate heritage. Along the way you will cross Lake Geneva by boat and enjoy views of the Jet d’Eau. Across seven stops you will sample 13 different chocolate delicacies in a wide range of forms, including award‑winning selections and heritage creations from the shop favoured by Kennedy & Churchill. As you move through the tasting stops, you will hear around 2,000 years of chocolate history and learn about the traditions and the secrets of flavour behind Geneva’s chocolate scene, including the local chocolate marmite tradition. The experience is presented as a guided, narrative tasting and is trusted by organisations such as the UN, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Hublot, and has been featured in National Geographic.

Explore Geneva at your own pace with a 100% self-guided scavenger hunt. The Complete City package gives you everything in one app, so you can start anytime (24/7) with no guides or schedules. You may pause for a world-famous Swiss chocolate at a local chocolatier or step down to the lakeside to enjoy the Jet d’Eau, then resume whenever you’re ready—even the next day. The activity is set up as an interactive game where you solve puzzles and uncover 10+ major attractions along with hidden gems revealed as you go. As you move through Geneva, you will learn the history and legends tied to each site and receive hand-picked insider tips for local restaurants and shops. The route takes you through Geneva Old Town and past landmarks such as Basilica Notre-Dame, St. Pierre Cathedral and the Brunswick Monument, and continues to cultural highlights like Musée d’Art and Victoria Hall. You will also visit Monument National, the Reformation Wall and the Franz Liszt and Marie d’Agoult’s House of Love. The experience combines sightseeing, local tips and story-driven puzzles so you can explore the city in a fresh, flexible way.

Take in the sights of Geneva on a relaxing cruise across Lake Geneva. As you travel along the shoreline, you'll enjoy views of the city, the surrounding Alps and Mont Blanc, while passing landmarks including the United Nations Office, the Jet d'Eau and Bain des Pâquis. During the cruise, you'll be served a glass of wine with light snacks as you enjoy the scenery from the water. This experience offers a different perspective of Geneva while combining sightseeing with refreshments on board.

This ticket will provide you with admission to The Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland. During your visit, you'll be able to learn more about the history and social impact of the Olympic Games via a permanent exhibition housing over 1,500 artifacts and 150 screens. The ticket also includes the opportunity to explore the Olympic Park and relax in the TOM Café – a popular restaurant located on-site.

On this guided tour, you’ll explore Switzerland’s second-most popular city and its impressive sites. Here you’ll have the opportunity to see the European Headquarters of the United Nations. You’ll first take the bus to discover the lakeside and international quarter before continuing to the Old Town on a mini-train or walking depending on the weather. In the Old Town, you’ll admire cobbled streets, the famous Flower Clock and Jet d’Eau Fountain. You’ll catch glimpses of St. Peter’s Cathedral and wander Place Borg-de-four. Along the way, you’ll learn more about the city’s history and as a diplomatic and financial center.

This ticket lets you spend a day touring the city’s highlights on an open-top bus. You’ll be taken on a route between major landmarks such as the United Nations headquarters, Broken Chair monument and the Jet d’Eau Fountain. You’ll skirt alongside the shores of Lake Geneva and through the International District, while you learn more about the city thanks to an audio commentary. You can get off and rejoin the bus when you want to, giving you time to take photos, and explore places like Eaux-Vives Park more fully.

This self-guided GPS audio tour will take you through Lausanne’s Old Town, where old and new sit side by side. As you move through narrow streets and open squares, you will explore the city’s history from the Iron Age right through to the present. Along the way you will stop at the major sights that span centuries and get context about how different periods shaped the place you are walking in. The tour is narrated by author and academic Sonja Holverson through the VoiceMap app. Sonja taught tourism marketing at an applied sciences university in Lausanne and, as an ex‑pat living in Switzerland, writes about Swiss travel tips, events and culture. Her local knowledge will guide your route and offer insights into Lausanne’s layers of history, helping you make your own memories as you explore the Old Town.

This self-guided audio tour will take you through Geneva’s old town with commentary produced by Ariel Peter Haemmerlé, a certified Geneva tourist guide. Along the way you will meet the people who shaped the city’s role in the Protestant Reformation and the founding of the Red Cross. The format lets you move at your own pace while listening to stories about Geneva’s past and present. As you stroll the cobbled streets, the narration will bring to life moments from more than 2,000 years of history. Pierre will tell you who founded the city and explain the part played by the Celts, the Romans and the Burgundians. You will hear about the Protestant Reformation, the Swiss Confederation and the events that led to the creation of the Red Cross and the Geneva Conventions. The route highlights the corners of the old town where these stories unfolded and shows how a small city made an outsized contribution to ethics, politics, history and science.

On this tour, you’ll discover Geneva at your own pace with a 24-hour sightseeing pass that combines an open-top bus tour with two scenic mini-train routes. You’ll board the open-top bus and travel through Geneva’s International District, home to many global organizations. Along the way, you’ll pass the United Nations headquarters, the iconic Broken Chair monument, the famous Jet d’Eau fountain, Eaux-Vives Park and the Flower Clock, a symbol of the city’s watchmaking heritage. You’ll continue on a mini-train through Geneva’s Old Town, where narrow cobbled streets lead past historic landmarks including St Pierre Cathedral and the Reformation Wall. A second mini-train route will take you along the shores of Lake Geneva. On clear days, you can get views of Mont Blanc. Other trip highlights include the Brunswick Monument, Villa Mon-Repos and La Perle du Lac.

On this guided day tour, you will visit Chamonix, an Alpine resort town at the base of Mont Blanc. From Geneva, you will take a bus in the morning and travel for about 90 minutes. Along with your guide, you will cross the Switzerland-France border and be driven through the Arve Valley. Upon arrival at Chamonix, you will get to explore and stroll in the cool mountain air. Afterwards, you can catch a ride on the Montenvers train, which will take you to see Mer de Glace. A panoramic terrace will give you spectacular views of France’s largest glacier and the neighboring peaks of the Drus, Grandes Jorasses and Grands Charmoz.