Annemasse

This unique residence is located in one of Geneva's most iconic buildings on the Quai Gustave Ador.

It’s springtime, which means time to clean your place and apply Marie Kondo’s philosophy of throwing away things that don’t spark joy.

Surging upwards at 140 meters (459 ft.) high, the Jet d'Eau (which means water fountain) is one of the most prominent features in Geneva's skyline.

With it’s colorful, turbulent history and bizarre architectural enclave, Les Grottes is the city’s oddest quarter.