GENEVA SWITZERLAND ✨ 6 Places to Visit Summer atmosphere of city 4K Shopping, Beach, Lake & Fountain

Welcome to the picturesque city of Geneva!

Famous fountain Jet d'Eau illuminated at night that shoots half a cubic meter of water 140 m high every second.
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Eaux-Vives Farmers Market
Taking place at Boulevard Helvétique ~30 (street gets closed for cars and opened for market). Open Wednesdays and Saturdays from morning till 2pm, many local farmers come here to offer their locally grown veggies but also imported exotic fruits.
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The Russian orthodox church in Geneva is a genuine masterpiece of Byzantine-Muscovite style.
In 1859 the Russian orthodox community in Geneva was granted permission to build this church, with financial assistance from Anna Feodorovna Constancia, sister-in-law of Tsar Alexander 1st. Dostoyevsky baptised his daughter Sophie here; she died at three months of age and is buried in the cemetery at Plainpalais. Situated above the Quartier des Eaux-Vives, the Russian church is built on the site of a former Benedictine priory. Its architecture is a masterpiece of Byzantine-Muscovite style and its golden cupolas, restored in 1966, are a magnificent landmark that can be seen from many miles distant.
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Geneva's old town, also known as the “Vieille Ville”, is the historic center of the city and invites you to take a trip back in time.
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The imposing Reformation Wall stands in the Parc des Bastions, portraying the major figures of the Reformation in the form of huge statues and bas-reliefs. At the centre are John Calvin, William Farel, Théodore de Bèze and John Knox. At the sides are those who spread the Reformation throughout Europe. Engraved in the wall, the motto of Geneva “Post Tenebras Lux” (After darkness, light) is a core phrase of Calvinist philosophy. At the park’s exit lies the Place de Neuve with its buildings dedicated to art and culture.
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Rue du Rhône is a must-visit shopping destination in Geneva. This bustling street is lined with a wide range of shops and boutiques.
in the city centre you'll find something for every taste and budget, making it the perfect place to shop for gifts, souvenirs, or just indulge in some retail therapy. With its vibrant atmosphere and excellent selection of shops, Rue du Rhône is a shopping experience not to be missed.
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Beach of Bains des Paquis
Stepping down from quai to the plage of smooth stones don’t be surprised if you find that your neighbor is a swan! They are not afraid of humans and come begging scraps off the (very popular) lunch plates visitors get from the adjoining restaurant Buvette des Bains (open 7:00-22:30)
Location
The advantage of Bains des Paquis is it's accessibility, being in the city center right by the Paquis and directly at doorsteps of most luxorious hotels such as Fairmont Grand Hotel.
Entry
Winter (from the 12th of September to 10th of May): free,
Summer (from the 11th of May to 11th of September): CHF 2 for adults (16+), CHF 1 reduced price (children), free for children up to 6 years old. Seasonal tickets available (CHF 50).

"The Street is more important than the Museum"
Summer itinerary
Have a great day!
Enjoy your magical walk in Geneva!

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