Geneva Guided Tour with Cruise

Discover Geneva on this guided cruise tour. This is an experience that lasts around four hours and takes you on various modes of transport, including boat, tram and bus. You will also take part of this walking tour with a professional guide to see some of the most iconic sights of the Swiss city, such as the Palais des Nations, the UN headquarters and the old town.

Geneva is a fantastic historic city dating back more than 2,000 years. It became part of the Swiss Confederation in 1815 and became a banking and financial centre. In the 20th century, it hosted many international conferences. Today, it is a world centre for diplomacy, finance and humanitarian work.

You can see all of this on your tour of the Palais des Nations, where you will discover the neighbourhood where the headquarters of the international agencies of the United Nations are located.

In the old town you will have the opportunity to take a tram, weather permitting. It is a historic and very charming area with narrow streets, beautiful buildings and impressive architecture. Among the highlights is the Saint-Pierre Cathedral.

But one of the main destinations on this tour is Lake Geneva, where you will cruise from one shore to the other in a small boat. It is one of the largest lakes in Europe, with a surface area of 580 square kilometres, a length of 73 kilometres and a maximum depth of 309 metres, known for its crystal-clear waters.

One of the most emblematic monuments of the lake that you will visit is the Jet d'Eau, an enormous fountain that sprays water 140 metres high, making it one of the highest in the world.