Geneva, located on the shores of Lake Leman, is the capital of the canton of the same name. The city is known as the center of numerous international meetings, as the birthplace of Jean-Jacques Rousseau. There are many attractions in Geneva, which also contribute to the city's great popularity.
St. Pierre Cathedral is one of the main attractions in Geneva. This oldest architectural treasure of the city is located at the highest point of the village, offering not only an introduction to numerous iconic masterpieces, but also an amazing view of the area. This temple is the Cathedral of Geneva.
For lovers of intellectual relaxation, one of the attractions of Geneva can be called the Archaeological Museum. History lovers can contemplate a huge variety of artifacts here, many of which date back to the very birth of the modern era. The museum is located next to the city's cathedral.
The Jet d'O fountain is another attraction not only of the city, but of the whole of Switzerland. It is a real water attraction, in which a stream of water rises 140 meters in height at a speed of 200 kilometers per hour. The fountain is the recognized symbol of Geneva. This is one of the tallest fountains in the world.
Lake Leman (Lake Geneva) is considered one of the main natural attractions of Geneva. This huge pool offers numerous opportunities for an interesting pastime. In addition to entertainment, you can visit the flower clock, the dial of which is decorated with more than 6500 flowers.
Without doubt, the most romantic place in Geneva, named after the famous Swiss philosopher, can be found below the Mont Blanc bridge along the river Rhone. This is an amazing natural corner - the island of Rousseau.
Naturally, these are not all the sights of Geneva. It is also worth visiting the Voltaire Museum and the Automobile Museum, the Clock Museum and the Red Cross Museum, Le Petit Palais and the United Nations complex.
