



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-hour introductory city bus tour provides an overview of Geneva’s main sights and international district. The tour begins by boarding the bus for about ten minutes to get an initial view of the city. The first stop is at the United Nations headquarters, where there is a photo opportunity at Nations Square, featuring the large Broken Chair sculpture. The bus then passes the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, the city’s oldest humanitarian organization, followed by a view of the Neo-classical Musée Ariana, which houses ceramics and porcelain collections within Ariana Park. The tour continues along the shores of Lake Geneva, offering views of the water. Next, there is a photo stop at the Reformation Wall monument. After this, the tour reaches Geneva’s Old Town, where participants can choose between a mini-train ride or a walking tour led by the guide. This part of the tour includes visits to historical sites such as the arsenal, Town Hall, Bourg-de-Four square, and St Peter’s Cathedral located on a hilltop. The mini-train option depends on weather and availability and is closed during the winter season. The tour concludes with views of Geneva’s Jet d’Eau fountain and the Flower Clock, symbols of the city’s watchmaking heritage and appreciation of nature. Food and drinks are not included.
KeyTours S.A.
Board the bus for a brief overview of Geneva city and its layout.
10 min
Palais des Nations
Stop for photos at Nations Square with the large Broken Chair sculpture marking the entrance to the European headquarters of the United Nations.
15 min
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum
Pass by the first humanitarian organization founded in Geneva, the Red Cross.
Musee Ariana
See the Neo-classical style museum focused on ceramics and porcelain, located in the Ariana Park.
Lake Geneva
View the waters and shoreline of Lake Geneva.
Reformation Wall
Stop for photos at one of Geneva’s most recognized monuments commemorating the Protestant Reformation.
10 min
Cathedrale Saint Pierre
View St Peter’s Cathedral situated on a hilltop; depending on the season, access is by mini-train or on foot through the Old Town.
Jet d'Eau
See Geneva’s famous water fountain, a symbol of the city.
The Flower Clock
View the iconic Flower Clock, representing Geneva’s watchmaking tradition and nature appreciation, near the Jet d’Eau fountain.
Place Dorcière, 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-hour introductory city bus tour provides an overview of Geneva’s main sights and international district. The tour begins by boarding the bus for about ten minutes to get an initial view of the city. The first stop is at the United Nations headquarters, where there is a photo opportunity at Nations Square, featuring the large Broken Chair sculpture. The bus then passes the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, the city’s oldest humanitarian organization, followed by a view of the Neo-classical Musée Ariana, which houses ceramics and porcelain collections within Ariana Park. The tour continues along the shores of Lake Geneva, offering views of the water. Next, there is a photo stop at the Reformation Wall monument. After this, the tour reaches Geneva’s Old Town, where participants can choose between a mini-train ride or a walking tour led by the guide. This part of the tour includes visits to historical sites such as the arsenal, Town Hall, Bourg-de-Four square, and St Peter’s Cathedral located on a hilltop. The mini-train option depends on weather and availability and is closed during the winter season. The tour concludes with views of Geneva’s Jet d’Eau fountain and the Flower Clock, symbols of the city’s watchmaking heritage and appreciation of nature. Food and drinks are not included.
KeyTours S.A.
Board the bus for a brief overview of Geneva city and its layout.
10 min
Palais des Nations
Stop for photos at Nations Square with the large Broken Chair sculpture marking the entrance to the European headquarters of the United Nations.
15 min
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum
Pass by the first humanitarian organization founded in Geneva, the Red Cross.
Musee Ariana
See the Neo-classical style museum focused on ceramics and porcelain, located in the Ariana Park.
Lake Geneva
View the waters and shoreline of Lake Geneva.
Reformation Wall
Stop for photos at one of Geneva’s most recognized monuments commemorating the Protestant Reformation.
10 min
Cathedrale Saint Pierre
View St Peter’s Cathedral situated on a hilltop; depending on the season, access is by mini-train or on foot through the Old Town.
Jet d'Eau
See Geneva’s famous water fountain, a symbol of the city.
The Flower Clock
View the iconic Flower Clock, representing Geneva’s watchmaking tradition and nature appreciation, near the Jet d’Eau fountain.
Place Dorcière, bus station