▲ The United Nations Office at Geneva is located at the Palais des Nations in Geneva, one of the four major UN headquarters and the UN's European headquarters-level institution. - Reservation: Individuals/small groups (<15 people) for English/French guided tours can usually purchase admission tickets on-site without prior reservation; non-English/French guided tours, groups (≥15 people), or specific time slots require advance online booking. During peak season, it's recommended to purchase tickets in advance on the official website and complete digital badge registration. - Admission ticket: Approximately 8.5 CHF for adults, 6.5 CHF for students, and 4 CHF for children. - Note: Must bring passport or valid ID; arrive at the Peace Gate for security check 30-45 minutes before the reserved time slot; vehicles are prohibited inside the premises.
▲ Symbol of Peace - The Broken Chair
▲ The blue heart of the Alps—Lake Geneva
▲ Standing at an impressive 140 meters with a water flow rate of 500 liters per second and a jet speed of 200 km/h, the Jet d'Eau is undoubtedly Geneva's iconic landmark! - Note: The Jet d'Eau may be closed during winter or strong winds; please observe traffic safety when walking along the lake as some sections have mixed bicycle and pedestrian paths.
▲ Geneva's Historical Gem - The Old Town - Reservation: The area is open to the public for free, no reservation required; Tickets for climbing the tower of St. Pierre Cathedral are recommended to be purchased on-site, and there may be queues during peak season. - Note: The Old Town has many cobblestone streets, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended; Some alleys are narrow, so please keep an eye on your belongings.
▲ Come to the Geneva Natural History Museum and step into ancient times to get up close with dinosaurs and prehistoric creatures! Here, you'll witness massive dinosaur skeletons, learn about their lifestyles and the mysterious reasons for their extinction, admire beautiful plants and dazzling butterflies, and experience the wonder and tranquility of nature! - Note: Currently closed for renovation, expected to reopen in 2026. No visitors are being admitted at this time.
▲ Geneva's Top Three City Parks – Bastions Park - Reservation: The park is free to enter and no reservation is required; paid activities within the park (such as group ice skating in winter or outdoor puzzle games) require separate reservations. - Note: The park features a large chessboard and the Reformation Wall, making it ideal for photography. During summer, the park can get crowded, so please keep an eye on your personal belongings.
▲ Chocolate Lover's Paradise - Reservation: Factory tours/museums (such as Lindt Home of Chocolate) require advance online ticket purchase and reservation, including guided tours and tastings. Maison Cailler Chocolate Factory requires a valid photo ID (such as a passport). - Note: Some factories prohibit outside food; plenty of tastings available, you may visit on an empty stomach; DIY activities require additional fees and advance reservations.
