Palace of Nations in Geneva, Switzerland

Lavaux Vineyard terraces are protected UNESCO World Heritage sites and a 30 km stretch of vineyards on the northern shores of Lake Geneva. This Swiss wine route from St. Saphorin to Lutry is a sight to behold and a stoppage no wine lover can shy away from. The source of the ‘Grand Crus’ in wine for Switzerland, the Lavaux w...

Saint Pierre Cathedral is old Geneva’s main church. It is more than 850 years old and located in the middle of Geneva’s Old Town, overlooking the city. The home of Saint Pierre Geneva is a mixture of various architectural styles ranging from Gothic to Ancient. Saint Pierre Cathedral is 64 meters tall and has old and spaciou...

The Jet D’Eau Geneva is a fountain on the Lake Geneva which is one of the major tourists’ attractions of the place. The water jet has become a symbol of Geneva over the few years, and therefore a visit to the Geneva water jet is important if one is staying in the nearby areas.

The Geneva Water Jet Fountain is quite high, ...

Palace of Nations is located in Ariana Park, it houses the European Headquarters of the United Nations and is the largest UN center after New York. Initially, the Palace of Nations was built for the League of Nations. To design the palaces, an architectural design competition was held in the 1920s. The jury of architects ha...

The reformation wall also known as the International Monument to Reformation is built inside the old city walls of Geneva. It is a representation of the fortifications’ and the importance of the city of Geneva in the Protestant Reformation. The reformation wall honors the individuals, events and the documents of the Reforma...