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Geneva Swiss Chocolate Walking Tour With Tastings

Meet your guide and small group in the center of Geneva to begin your chocolate‐themed walking tour. Visit five chocolate shops and one pastry shop—plus enjoy a delicious surprise stop—to sample a dozen sweet treats. Take in a number of city sights along the route, including the Jet d'Eau, right and left banks of the Rhone River with a scenic boat crossing, Cathedrale de Saint‐Pierre, Place Bourg du Four, Molard Tower, and Rue du Rhone. Your walking route and tasting stops then continue past the Brunswick Monument, L'Ancien Arsenal, Musee International De La Reforme, and Sissi Statue. Finally, admire the Batiment des Forces Motrices, Quartier des Eaux‐Vives, Free Hotel de Ville, and 12 Place de la Madeleine before ending near the starting point at Quai des Bergues.

Geneva to Chamonix and Mont Blanc Day Trip

Select from a variety of options and customize your tour according to your preferences. The guide provides historical insight on the region, and then climb aboard a comfortable coach in central Geneva to begin your journey. Admire stunning scenery as you drive to the Alpine village of Chamonix and marvel at the village’s majestic location at the foot of Mont Blanc on arrival. Select from the tours listed in the Itinerary section to determine the schedule and price of your day in Chamonix and Mont Blanc. Please note from November 6th to December 15th is the annual closure of the Aiguille du Midi.

Chamonix Mont Blanc guided bus day trip with mountain train from Geneva

Combine two unique experiences in one guided day trip: Visit the lovely Alpine village Chamonix at the foot of majestic Mont Blanc and enjoy a picturesque ride with a red mountain train to 'La Mer de Glace', the largest glacier of France.Start your bus roundtrip from Geneva in the morning. Cross the Switzerland‐France border with an informative guide, drive through the Arve Valley and marvel at the majesty of the European Alps during the 90 minutes ride. Explore one of the most famous mountain villages in the world. Wherever you look up in Chamonix, you will see the roof of Europe: 4810m (15781 ft) high Mont Blanc. Breathe in the fresh mountain air and stroll through charming little streets. Chamonix hosted the first Winter Olympics in 1924 and has become a capital of alpinism, freeride skiing, and ice climbing ever since.Enjoy a train ride through the mountain landscape to Montenvers and see the largest glacier in France. A panoramic terrace will give you great views of the 'La Mer de Glace' (Ice Sea) glacier that is surrounded by the impressive summits of Les Drus, Les Grandes Jorasses, and Les Grands Charmoz. Enjoy the site at your own pace, while the guide will be waiting at the station.

Day trip to Chamonix Mont Blanc from Geneva and Geneva city tour

Discover French Chamonix and Swiss Geneva in one day!Start your tour in Geneva and take the bus to Chamonix. During your bus ride, admire the alpine scenery of the mountains. Discover the picturesque Chamonix on your own and see the majestic Mont Blanc from everywhere in the city. Breathe the fresh air and stroll through the little streets full of charm.Take the bus back to Geneva and join a guided tour of the city! Learn more about the history of the city by visiting the old town of Geneva and see the international area and UN headquarters building.

Chamonix Mont Blanc bus day trip from Geneva

Enjoy a guided bus day trip from Geneva to Chamonix Mont Blanc and admire the alpine scenery in the French Alps.Take a 90 minutes bus drive from Geneva to Chamonix, one of the most famous mountain villages in the world. Wherever you look up in town, you'll see the roof of Europe, the 4.810m (15.781 ft) high Mont Blanc.Take a breath of fresh mountain air and stroll through the charming streets of Chamonix with a professional guide. The city hosted the first Winter Olympics in 1924 and has become a capital of alpinism, freeride skiing, ice climbing, and ultra‐trail running ever since. This busy little town is a popular place for day trips where you will find lots of lovely boutiques selling local cheese, meat, Savoie honey, and famous brands of mountain clothes and equipment.

Annecy half‐day trip from Geneva with guided walking tour

Annecy, known as 'The Venice of the Alps', offers visitors harmonious and romantic landscapes. Visit the charming French town with this half‐day trip from Geneva! Enjoy a comfortable bus ride through the French countryside, get to know Annecy with an interesting walking tour and enjoy two hours of free time before returning to Geneva in the early afternoon.Upon arrival, get to know the most important attractions of Annecy with a one‐hour guided walking tour. Surrounded by mountains and the purest lake of Europe, Annecy offers stunning sceneries. Take some pictures of the Church Saint Francoise de Sales situated in the Old Town, the iconic Palais de l‘Isle from the 12th century and the Château d'Annecy, which was once the residence of the Bishop of Geneva.Later, enjoy two hours of free time. Stroll along the beautiful lakeshore, through the lovely little streets filled with colorful houses, antique markets and craft shops and discover museums, castles and other cultural activities. Take the chance and try some of the high‐quality products Annecy is famous for: clothes, cheese and chocolate.

Annecy Village Half‐Day Tour from Geneva with Palais de l'Isle

Depart from a centrally located Geneva pickup point in an air‐conditioned coach and embark on a scenic journey across the Switzerland‐France border. Gaze at the snow‐capped spires of the Alps as your guide sets the historical scene of Annecy, a medieval town shrouded in legend.  As you approach, marvel at the emerald waterways that weave their way around the town hailed as the "Venice of the Alps;" appreciate the picturesque tableau of colorful houses decorated with flower‐filled balconies, and set out on a short orientation tour of the town, exploring the Old Town and its charming collection of monuments. Capture photographs beside the renowned Palais de l’Isle, a 12th‐century island fortress, and absorb sweeping city vistas from its vertiginous vantage point.   Venture to Château d’Annecy, a grand castle whose hilltop perch affords more impressive panoramas, and peruse the interesting exhibits housed in its museum. See models of Alpine chalets and informative panels on the history of Lake Annecy. Enjoy some leisurely free time to eat lunch and then explore the town independently for the remainder of your tour. After thoroughly exploring Annecy, reconvene with your guide and group and relax during the journey back to Geneva.

Geneva Sightseeing Tour and Lake Cruise with Guide

After pickup at a centrally located spot in Geneva, settle into your seat on a coach and gaze at Geneva’s impressive landmarks as you listen to informative commentary from an expert guide. Marvel at the vibrant Geneva Flower Clock, a picturesque dial suspended over beautiful gardens, and capture photographs of the equally impressive Geneva Fountain (Jet d’Eau), a water feature that propels water to a height of 140 meters (459 feet).  Continue your tour on a tram ride through the ambient tangle of city streets. Climb aboard a boat for the tour’s dramatic finale, a cruise on the shimmering surface of Lake Geneva, widely considered Europe’s most beautiful lake. Absorb sweeping vistas of the city from your idyllic vantage point and then scour the scenery for the snow‐capped perimeter of the Alps.  Return to dry land and bid your guide and group farewell at a central location.

Chaplin's World Entrance Ticket

Embark on an extraordinary adventure across time and through the magical world of cinema. Prepare to be moved by one of the most surprising artists of the 20th century!The Manoir: Charlie Chaplin behind closed doors The 500 m² staging of the Manoir is dedicated entirely to Charlie Chaplin the man, and to his daily life. Some rooms in the Manoir have been recreated with furnishings and personal items. During the tour, you will learn about the family life around Charlie and gain insight into the reasons that led him to Switzerland, how he was welcomed, how he lived with his family during the last 25 years of his life, and how much he appreciated it. In the dining room, you will learn about the family’s daily life, including culinary traditions and the parties and many celebrity guests invited into the home.The Studio: Welcome to Hollywood! The Studio is a 1350 m² structure built on the estate to present the cinematographic world of the artist, actor, and filmmaker. The tour starts with a montage of images tracing Chaplin’s life and work. It continues on against a backdrop of 20th‐century history, moving on to a street right out of an Easy Street decor, one of the most emblematic settings of his movies.The Park A 10‐acre park surrounds the Manoir and the Studio, offering a breathtaking view overlooking Lake Leman and the Alps. It is evocative of the special relationship that Chaplin cultivated with nature, in particular the mountainous landscapes, the lake, and the vineyards that surrounded his estate.The Shop Come into Chaplin’s old Bentley garage and browse through a range of exclusive souvenirs. Here you will find quality products reflecting the life and work of Charlie Chaplin, including every one of his DVDs and box sets, and his celebrated movie posters.

Geneva Sightseeing Tour with Old Town Mini‐Train Ride

Greet your guide at a central Geneva location and climb aboard your comfortable, air‐conditioned minivan to begin your panoramic city tour. Cruise past attractions like Jet d’Eau, a dramatic fountain of distinctive beauty, and admire the towering spires of St Pierre Cathedral. Hear the history of important political headquarters and diplomatic organizations and delve into the prosperous past of Geneva as you listen to entertaining narration.  Disembark the bus for an enriching ride on one of the city’s mini‐trains and then follow your guide through the charming streets of the Old Town on a comprehensive tour on foot. Bid your guide and group farewell at a central location and continue exploring the city at your leisure.  Please note: The mini‐train will not operate in January and February due to cold weather conditions