Historic city

When you walk across Parc des Bastions, you’ll notice the giant sculptures of men overlooking the area.

Opinions diverge as to whether the l'Age d'Or pizzas are the best in town, but the originality of the pizzeria's decor is unanimously recognized.

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.

A ceramics and glass museum may be considered as rather staid and old fashioned, but the Ariana Museum has once again overridden this assumption with its latest exhibition, “Mur/Murs” by Jacques Kaufmann.

The iconic 70's “la Tulipe” building, home to the Swiss Medical Research Foundation, is about to have a much needed facelift.

Over 20 years after being shut down, and following a passionate ongoing battle to revive this integral part of Geneva's heritage, the 'Le Plaza' movie theater will soon be reborn.

The city’s largest, most elegant park was once a family’s home.

Steeped in history, the Grand Théâtre of Geneva, needed an urgent facelift. After three years of arduous labor by a team of talented craftsmen, the result is impressive!