Air

Geneva airport is served by almost all European carriers as well as a few daily trans-Atlantic flights. Emirates, Etihad, Qatar airways, British airways operate flights from India with stop overs.

Rail

Geneva is well connected with major cities of Switzerland by Swiss Federal Railway. Regional and inter-regional trains heading to Nyon, Lausanne, Vevey, and Montreux leave every 15 minutes.

Geneva Water Fountain

Jet d'Eau is one of the tallest fountains in the world. The fountain became the symbol of strength, ambition and vitality of Geneva and Switzerland. Its strong engines pump 500 liters of water per second to the height of 140 meters. You can walk around the lake in order to watch the fountain from all sides and enjoy the city.

Chamonix

Chamonix is one of the most famous villages in the French Alps. You can drive through the mountains and can also ride the cable car to Aiguille du Midi for breath-taking views of Mont Blanc and the surrounding Alps. The retractable glass roof lets you enjoy the unobstructed views of stunning mountains and glaciers of Chamonix as they rise up to the summit of Mont-Blanc.

Red Cross Museum

The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum is a museum located in Geneva. This museum pursues its progress from the mid-19th century, when local businessman Henry Dunant first conceived of a transnational group which would help the afflicted in times of need. Exhibits tell the story through text, video, sound, interactive displays, as well as an archive of some seven million index cards documenting prisoners of war.

Reformation Wall

The Wall is in the grounds of the University of Geneva, was built to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Calvin's birth and the 350th anniversary of the university's establishment. You can explore the splendid Place de Neuve and its various artistic haunts. Reformation Wall is a monument in Geneva dedicated to the people, events and documents of the Protestant Reformation.

St. Peter's Cathedral

This church was build in the 12th century and is located in the centre of Geneva Old Town. The main building of St. Peter's Cathedral is 64 meters long which has a spacious interior highlighted by shiny chandeliers, several rows of benches and few chapels. A 157 step spiral staircase takes you to the top of the Cathedral where you can take in a magnificent view of Geneva.

Chocolate

Geneva is a chocolate lover’s paradise. You can check out the decorative specialty shops which features everything from truffles to chocolate stuffed pastries and fruits. Du Rhone, La Bonbonniere and Canonica are some famous chocolate shops of Geneva.

Watches

Geneva’s watch industry dates back to mid-1600’s and Geneva remains a world leader with many top brand watchmakers located right in the city, including Patek Phillipe, Frank Muller, Swatch, Omega and Piaget.

Outdoor Markets

Geneva’s open air markets offer a great alternative to the high priced world of retail as well as a chance to mingle with the locals. Bargaining is generally appropriate for non food items.

Little India

Rue du Prieure 20, Geneva 1202, Switzerland
Cuisines: Indian

Ital'India by Shahi

38 Rue de Lausanne, Geneva 1201, Switzerland
Cuisines: Indian, Pizza

Chandigarh Tandoori

Rue de Lyon 67 Bis, Geneva, Switzerland
Cuisines: Indian