Geneva Tourism

Here is an 11-kilometre walk along the banks of Lake Geneva. Starting from Cornavin station, the route heads towards the Pâquis district to reach the quays along the lake. This is an opportunity to discover some of the many parks in this lakeside city that make it so pleasant, such as the Jardin Anglais

This Tour explores the many facets of Geneva along an 11-kilometre urban route. An international city, it is home to the Palais des Nations, the headquarters of the World Health Organisation and the World Trade Organisation.



In addition to this institutional role, the city has many parks and gardens

This route has an ambitious profile with more than 100 kilometers on the clock for 1,250 meters of positive elevation gain. The entire route is quite rolling, the elevation gains being condensed over a few kilometers, which promises some beautiful, fairly steep sections.



The route follows the banks of

This route starts from Geneva-Cornavin station and ends at Bellegarde-sur-Valserine station. From there, you can easily return to Geneva by train. The most daring can even consider completing the loop by taking the EuroVelo 17. But be careful of the weather, you should allow a good three hours more

This Tour is in some ways the Geneva region's mountain pass route: from the city centre, the route follows a long and gradual climb marked by several stages. And as you will have understood, at each stage there is a pass. The distance remains accessible, and despite the positive elevation gain of 1250

On this route, the objective proposed by Anthony Rosalinda is clear: the ascent of the Salève, emblem of the region with its famous cable car. To get there, you have to travel a little over 60 kilometers and 1,200 meters of positive elevation gain from Geneva.



After about ten kilometers to leave the city

This route starting from the city centre cleverly plays with the roads and passable paths in the middle of the vineyards to offer a beautiful immersion by bike in the vineyards of Genevois. With these 48 kilometres and 500 metres of positive elevation gain, this route is intended to be accessible to

This short circuit of just under 5 kilometres delves into the heart of Geneva's history. Geneva's Old Town takes visitors on a journey through the history that shaped the identity of this Protestant Rome.



Starting from Cornavin station, the route crosses the Rhône towards the Old Town. Rue de la Cit

Just a stone's throw from Geneva, the Salève stands proudly overlooking the city. In summer and winter, the cable car allows you to effortlessly enjoy the sublime view from the balcony of Geneva, the nickname given to the summit of the mountain.



This 20-kilometre loop offers a getaway to do in any season

This Tour is inspired by Geneva's wine-growing tradition. The Romans were the first to detect the potential of the Geneva hillsides for growing vines. They were visionaries because more than 2,000 years later, the crops have continued. Having suffered for a time from the competition of the fame of French