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Geneva
Tours of the City
Tours of the City
Geneva
Most Popular Hotels in Geneva:
6 Rue De Paquis, CH-1201
Quai Du Mont Blanc, 1201
13, Quai Du Mont-Blanc , 1201
2 Place De La Navigation, 1201
Walking Tours
The Geneva Tourist Office (tel: (022) 909 7000; website: www.geneve-tourisme.ch) provides a portable audio guide to enhance a two-and-a-half-hour walk through the labyrinthine streets of the Old Town, to the Cathédrale St-Pierre, the Treille Promenade, the Arsenal and Reformation Wall. In addition, the tourist office provides themed guided tours from 15 June to 30 September (on request during the rest of the year). All walking tours depart from the Geneva Tourist Office, Pont de la Machine 1. Tours are also available from the Association of Guides (tel: (022) 909 7000).
Bus Tours
The Geneva Tourist Office (see above), operating as Key Tours, organises a choice of two-hour tours, covering the star attractions of the city. Pick-up points are the airport, the Hotel InterContinetal, Chemin du Petit-Sconnex 7-9 and the bus station, Gare routière in Place Dorsière.
Water Tours
One of the best ways to see Geneva, in fair weather, is to take a mouette and tour the lake. The boats (with guided commentary in English), operated by Swissboat (tel: (022) 732 4747; website: www.swissboat.com) ply the lake and the Rhône (lasting 40 minutes and 2 hours 45 minutes), and also operate a regular shuttle service from Place du Molard to Quai du Mont-Blanc and Quai Gustave-Ador. Smaller companies offer similar tours.
Tours of Geneva
Geneva City Tour, Boat Cruise and Countryside - Starting from £49.56 per person
Geneva City Tour - Starting from £25.34 per person
Geneva City Tour and Boat Cruise - Starting from £36.61 per person
Most Popular Hotels in Geneva:
6 Rue De Paquis, CH-1201
Quai Du Mont Blanc, 1201
13, Quai Du Mont-Blanc , 1201
2 Place De La Navigation, 1201
Walking Tours
The Geneva Tourist Office (tel: (022) 909 7000; website: www.geneve-tourisme.ch) provides a portable audio guide to enhance a two-and-a-half-hour walk through the labyrinthine streets of the Old Town, to the Cathédrale St-Pierre, the Treille Promenade, the Arsenal and Reformation Wall. In addition, the tourist office provides themed guided tours from 15 June to 30 September (on request during the rest of the year). All walking tours depart from the Geneva Tourist Office, Pont de la Machine 1. Tours are also available from the Association of Guides (tel: (022) 909 7000).
Bus Tours
The Geneva Tourist Office (see above), operating as Key Tours, organises a choice of two-hour tours, covering the star attractions of the city. Pick-up points are the airport, the Hotel InterContinetal, Chemin du Petit-Sconnex 7-9 and the bus station, Gare routière in Place Dorsière.
Water Tours
One of the best ways to see Geneva, in fair weather, is to take a mouette and tour the lake. The boats (with guided commentary in English), operated by Swissboat (tel: (022) 732 4747; website: www.swissboat.com) ply the lake and the Rhône (lasting 40 minutes and 2 hours 45 minutes), and also operate a regular shuttle service from Place du Molard to Quai du Mont-Blanc and Quai Gustave-Ador. Smaller companies offer similar tours.
The Geneva Tourist Office (tel: (022) 909 7000; website: www.geneve-tourisme.ch) provides a portable audio guide to enhance a two-and-a-half-hour walk through the labyrinthine streets of the Old Town, to the Cathédrale St-Pierre, the Treille Promenade, the Arsenal and Reformation Wall. In addition, the tourist office provides themed guided tours from 15 June to 30 September (on request during the rest of the year). All walking tours depart from the Geneva Tourist Office, Pont de la Machine 1. Tours are also available from the Association of Guides (tel: (022) 909 7000).
Bus Tours
The Geneva Tourist Office (see above), operating as Key Tours, organises a choice of two-hour tours, covering the star attractions of the city. Pick-up points are the airport, the Hotel InterContinetal, Chemin du Petit-Sconnex 7-9 and the bus station, Gare routière in Place Dorsière.
Water Tours
One of the best ways to see Geneva, in fair weather, is to take a mouette and tour the lake. The boats (with guided commentary in English), operated by Swissboat (tel: (022) 732 4747; website: www.swissboat.com) ply the lake and the Rhône (lasting 40 minutes and 2 hours 45 minutes), and also operate a regular shuttle service from Place du Molard to Quai du Mont-Blanc and Quai Gustave-Ador. Smaller companies offer similar tours.
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