Geneva Fountain
The Geneva Fountain is located on the banks of Lake Geneva, and it is considered one of the most important landmarks of the Swiss city of Geneva, through which water is released with great force, and a speed of up to 200 km / hour, and the water reaches a high altitude, forming a picturesque view that can be seen from a distance.
Religious Reform Wall
The Reformation Wall is one of the parts of the old city of Geneva. It is an ancient wall built in 1909 CE and includes sculptures and figures of prominent figures in the history of the country. These figures are: the philosopher Jean Calvin, John Knox, Theodore Pisa and William Farrell.
Saint Pierre Cathedral
St. Pierre Cathedral is located in the middle of the old town in Geneva. It is an ancient archeological church that was built about 850 years ago, and is characterized by its magnificent architecture and tall stone towers.
Nations Palace
The Palais des Nations in Geneva has been the headquarters of the United Nations since 1966. Visitors and tourists can accompany the tour guide, see the building facilities, the picturesque park outside, and the huge gray monument.
Museums
The city of Geneva includes many museums and great galleries, the following are among the most important:
- Art and History Museum: It contains historical and artistic pieces that express Western culture through various centuries.
- International Museum of the Red Cross and Red Crescent: It includes works related to the Red Cross Foundation.
- Rath Museum: It is considered the first museum of fine art in Switzerland.
- Natural History Museum: It is considered the largest natural history museum in Switzerland.
- Mamco Museum: It is a museum dedicated to modern and contemporary art, and includes sculptures, videos and photographs.
- Ariana Museum: It is a museum specialized in glass and ceramics, and is considered the only one of its kind in the country.
- International Museum of Reform: It includes many works expressing the history of the reform movement in Geneva.
