Uncover the hidden history of Geneva’s fountain: Jet d'Eau
Explore the city’s secret on this unique tour
Hear fascinating tales about Geneva’
Geneva's iconic emblem
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Step with a passionate historian on this immersive tour and discover the secrets of Geneva.
Start your walking tour at Batiments des Forces Motrices, the most important hydraulic factory of Geneva. Stroll the path of the mighty Rhône River, pass the Old districts of the washwomen.
Next, arrive at Halles de l’Île, once the heart of Geneva’s meat industry, now transformed into a trendy bar and brasserie. As you wander along the scenic waterfront, hear fascinating tales about Geneva’s deep connection to its rivers, hidden water tunnels, and the critical role the Rhône played in shaping the city’s history.
Uncover the hidden history of Geneva’s Bel-Air district, once known as the “Machine” district—a now-forgotten area that has transformed into the heart of Geneva’s renowned private banking sector.
Explore the city’s secret underground channels, its unique relationship with the Rhône, and the ingenious ways water once powered an entire industry. Before Geneva became synonymous with luxury watches and diplomacy, it was a powerhouse of innovation, using the force of the Rhône to compete with industrial giants like Zurich and Basel.
Make your way to the mysterious Machine Cordier, before finally arriving at Geneva’s iconic Jet d’Eau. Hear the fascinating stories behind this famous landmark, from its unexpected origins to the legends that continue to surround it.
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Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments
Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Camera
What To Bring: Sunscreen
What To Bring: Water
Not Allowed: Smoking
Know Before You Go: Wear comfortable walking shoes
Know Before You Go: Check the weather forecast and dress appropriately
Know Before You Go: Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated