Brunswick Monument: This mausoleum was built following the death of the Duke of Brunswick, who left the town of Geneva a sum of money. The monument is an exact replica of the Scaligeri family tomb, one of the terms of the Duke of Brunswick's will.
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Flower Clock: This symbol of the Geneva watch industry is made up of eight concentric circles filled with different plants and colours depending on the season. Situated on the Quai du General-Guisan on the edge of the Jardin Anglais.
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Ile Rousseau: Small island named after the philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau. The island is now a public garden with a restaurant. The statue of Rousseau was sculpted by Pradier. At Pont des Bergues.
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Jet d'Eau: Geneva's water fountain has become the symbol of the town with its 500 litres of water per second propelled at a speed of 200 Km/h to a height of 140m. In the evening, the fountain is illuminated. Seasonal opening hours. On the Quai du General-Guisan.
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Palais des Nations: The United Nations Buiding is situated in the Ariana Park and houses the United Nations offices. Over 25,000 delegates meet here annually to negotiate for world peace.
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Place Neuve: A focal point of culture in Geneva, the Place Neuve houses the Grand-Theatre, the Conservatory of Music and the Rath Museum. In the centre of the square is a statue of Henri Dufour, a national hero.
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Reformation Wall: Construction of this wall began in 1909, year of the 400th anniversary of the birth of Jean Calvin. The 100m wall covers 450 years in the history of Protestantism. In the Parc des Bastions.
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Saint Peter's Cathedral: Cathedral dating back to the 12th century. Open for visits from Monday to Saturday 09:30-18:30, Sunday 12:00-18:30 from June to September. From October to May open 10:00-17:30, from 12:00-17:30 on Sundays. 24 place du Bourg de Four, 1204 Geneva.
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