



by Keytours (Switzerland)
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.CHF 90This 2-3 hour bus tour covers Geneva’s key landmarks starting with a visit to the European headquarters of the United Nations at Palais des Nations, where flags of all member countries are displayed. The tour also includes stops at the Broken Chair sculpture, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, and the Jet d’Eau fountain, which shoots water 140 meters high. The route passes by the Flower Clock, the largest floral clock in the world symbolizing Geneva’s watchmaking and botanical heritage, and the L'ancien arsenal, an old grain storage now housing cannons and decorated with mosaics representing important moments in Geneva’s history. The tour continues with a walk through the Old Town, which is explored by mini-train in summer or on foot in winter, covering about 45 minutes. The tour includes coach transport through Geneva’s International District and an orientation of the city, with an option to add a relaxing boat cruise on Lake Geneva. The cruise is not included by default and depends on availability. Food and drinks are not provided on the tour.
Meeting point and coach boarding
Meet the guide and board the coach to begin the city tour.
15 min
Palais des Nations
View the European headquarters of the United Nations at Nations Square, featuring the flags of all member countries.
15 min
Broken Chair
See the Broken Chair sculpture, a prominent symbol in Geneva representing landmines.
2 min
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum
Take a photo of the museum dedicated to the Red Cross, Geneva's first major organization.
Jet d'Eau
Observe Geneva’s large fountain that shoots water up to 140 meters in height.
The Flower Clock
View the world’s largest flower clock, symbolizing Geneva’s watchmaking industry and botanical tradition.
L'ancien arsenal
Visit the old grain storage building now used as an arsenal displaying cannons; the surrounding square features three mosaics representing key moments in Geneva’s history.
Old Town
Explore Geneva’s Old Town on foot during winter or by mini train in summer for about 45 minutes.
45 min
Place Dorcière
End point
The tour finished after the cruise on the lakeside, which is only one block down from the original starting point the bus station




by Keytours (Switzerland)
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.CHF 90This 2-3 hour bus tour covers Geneva’s key landmarks starting with a visit to the European headquarters of the United Nations at Palais des Nations, where flags of all member countries are displayed. The tour also includes stops at the Broken Chair sculpture, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, and the Jet d’Eau fountain, which shoots water 140 meters high. The route passes by the Flower Clock, the largest floral clock in the world symbolizing Geneva’s watchmaking and botanical heritage, and the L'ancien arsenal, an old grain storage now housing cannons and decorated with mosaics representing important moments in Geneva’s history. The tour continues with a walk through the Old Town, which is explored by mini-train in summer or on foot in winter, covering about 45 minutes. The tour includes coach transport through Geneva’s International District and an orientation of the city, with an option to add a relaxing boat cruise on Lake Geneva. The cruise is not included by default and depends on availability. Food and drinks are not provided on the tour.
Meeting point and coach boarding
Meet the guide and board the coach to begin the city tour.
15 min
Palais des Nations
View the European headquarters of the United Nations at Nations Square, featuring the flags of all member countries.
15 min
Broken Chair
See the Broken Chair sculpture, a prominent symbol in Geneva representing landmines.
2 min
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum
Take a photo of the museum dedicated to the Red Cross, Geneva's first major organization.
Jet d'Eau
Observe Geneva’s large fountain that shoots water up to 140 meters in height.
The Flower Clock
View the world’s largest flower clock, symbolizing Geneva’s watchmaking industry and botanical tradition.
L'ancien arsenal
Visit the old grain storage building now used as an arsenal displaying cannons; the surrounding square features three mosaics representing key moments in Geneva’s history.
Old Town
Explore Geneva’s Old Town on foot during winter or by mini train in summer for about 45 minutes.
45 min
Place Dorcière
End point
The tour finished after the cruise on the lakeside, which is only one block down from the original starting point the bus station