Find a peaceful refuge away from the city, play chess on a life-sized board and pay tribute to the Reformation Monument at Geneva’s first public park.

Historic protestant reformers and Geneva's involvement in the Reformation are honored in this remarkable memorial, a massive wall with huge sculptures.

For centuries, this popular square in Geneva’s old town has served as a meeting place. Dine in a bistro, visit antique stores and admire the architecture.

Gaze up at the spectacular ceiling paintings and note how the sunlight penetrates the stained-glass windows in this magnificent chapel.

Towering over Geneva’s old town is this 12th-century cathedral, known for its mixture of architectural styles and the Roman temple ruins that lie beneath it.

Browse artefacts ranging from the very birth of humanity to the flowering styles of modern art movements in this historic institution.