Known for its fine jewelry, banking and chocolate, Geneva has an international appeal due to the number and scale of world organisations and governmental bodies operating from and around the city’s business district. Geneva’s Jet d’Eau is the world’s tallest fountain, and the Old Town, with requisite parks and promenades, exudes a strong French influence. The tallest mountain in the Alps, Mont Blanc is only one hour away by car, whilst Lake Geneva is just a short walk away from the Warwick Geneva, located in the City Centre near the main tourist attractions.
Warwick Geneva about Warwick Geneva
14 Rue de Lausanne, 1201 Geneva, Switzerland
info.geneva@warwickhotels.comPalais des Nations
Home to the United Nations Office at Geneva, the Palais des Nations makes for a fascinating visit for the curious minded.
With tours available in 12 languages, visitors can learn all about the UN and its pivotal role in international diplomacy.
Musée d'Art et d'Histoire
The largest art museum in Switzerland, the Museum of Art and History has over 7,000 exhibits on display, ranging from prehistoric wonders to modern masterpieces. The on-site kid’s playground makes it a great location for a family day out.
Jardin Botanique Geneva
With around 16,000 different plants, these stunning gardens contain plants from the entire world. Escape the city and enjoy a stroll through its greenhouses, arboretum and winter garden – if you are visiting with children, don’t forget to visit the popular carousel for a ride or two.