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What to do and see in Geneva?

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Explore Geneva at your own pace

Between the lake, historic heritage, international institutions and contemporary cultural scenes, Geneva offers a wide variety of visits and experiences.

From Hotel D Geneva, you can easily reach the must-see sights as well as more hidden spots, to plan your days as you wish, between city walks, cultural visits and gourmet breaks.

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Geneva, between international elegance and art de vivre

A cosmopolitan city par excellence, Geneva combines international institutions, historic heritage and a gentle way of life on the shores of Lake Geneva.

Its centre has an understated elegance, while its districts reveal contrasting atmospheres: historic, creative, even alternative.

Throughout your stay, from Hotel D Geneva, you can easily move from a waterside stroll to a museum visit, from a lively square to a lane steeped in history.

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The lake and the Jet d’Eau

10 minutes on foot

The emblem of the city, the Jet d’Eau rises from the heart of Lake Geneva.

The quays are an ideal setting for a stroll, admiring the Alpine scenery or simply soaking up the Geneva atmosphere.

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The Pâquis district

0 minutes on foot

Lively and cosmopolitan, the Pâquis district mixes restaurants, bars, public baths and local addresses.

You will find a lively, popular and authentic atmosphere, appreciated by residents and visitors alike.

The Reformation Wall

15 minutes on foot

Located in the Parc des Bastions, the Reformation Wall pays tribute to the great figures of the Protestant Reformation.

A place steeped in history, at the heart of a green space popular for walking and relaxing.

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The Old Town

15 minutes on foot

The historic heart of Geneva, dominated by St. Pierre Cathedral, the Old Town is best explored on foot, among cobbled lanes, lively little squares and old buildings.

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The Red Cross Museum

15 minutes by public transport

This museum traces the history and humanitarian work of the Red Cross movement.

A memorable visit, both educational and deeply human.

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Carouge

20 minutes by public transport

Carouge charms with its bohemian spirit, craft workshops, galleries and terraces.

A district apart, warm and creative.

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CERN

30 minutes by public transport

The world centre for scientific research, CERN offers visitor spaces dedicated to scientific innovation.

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The Palace of Nations

20 minutes by public transport

The European headquarters of the United Nations, the Palace of Nations illustrates Geneva’s major international role.

Guided tours reveal the iconic halls of world diplomacy.

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The Quartier des Bains

15 minutes by public transport

A contemporary arts hub, the Quartier des Bains brings together galleries, art centres and cultural institutions.

A must for lovers of art and contemporary creation.