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Information on touring locally, flights to the region, places to stay, places to go and a selection of "must see" sights, with links to useful tourist websites.
The staff at most tourist offices speak English. They are usually very helpful with all tourism questions as well as questions on public transport and more. If you're in need of some help, they're always worth asking. Tourist Offices are able to provide general information on their area, much of it as appropriate to the resident as to the visitor. If you want to know about fairs, markets, concerts and other events in your area the Tourist Office is bound to have information, brochures and flyers. To find listings of all local tourist offices in Geneva, neighbouring France and the cantons of Vaud, Neuchâtel and Jura:
Geneva Airport ContactsTo find out about the airports serving the Geneva region and neighbouring France, flight information, access or lost luggage:
Where To StayFrom the luxury five star hotels to self-catering holiday accommodation directly on the shores of the lakes, you can find out about various types of accommodation available to you in Geneva, neighbouring France and the cantons of Vaud, Neuchâtel and Jura:
Days Out in the Geneva regionThere is a great variety of places to visit.
Geneva For ChildrenThere are a number of activities for children in the region of Geneva: amusement parks, theme parks and water parks.
Tourist AttractionsGeneva's Lakefront and Water Fountain: Geneva has a number of beaches on it's lake front and boat cruises around the lake are possible Geneva's water fountain has become the symbol of Geneva. The 140m water column is lit up in the evening and on a clear day you can see the Mont Blanc. The English Garden: One of Geneva's liveliest parks, the English Garden is also the location of the famous Flower Clock. This symbol of the Geneva watch industry is a combination of technology and floral art. The seconds-hand of the clock is the largest in the world measuring over 2.5 metres. United Nations Building: Headquarters of the United Nations since 1946 it is now the second most important centre of the United Nations after New York. Over 25,000 delegates meet here ever year to negotiate for world peace and many works of art and gifts are on display. The United Nations Building is on Avenue de la Paix. The SalèveThis mini-mountain is the closest mountain to the city and offers views of Geneva and the Mont Blanc. There are many activities for day-trippers including hiking and paragliding. The summit of the Salève is accessible by foot or by cable car (Téléphérique de Salève). The Salève is situated across the French border so passports are necessary.
Regional Tourist OfficesRegional tourism authorities have comprehensive websites in English providing much useful information. The main Tourist Offices are:
Selected tourism websites
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