International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum Tours and Tickets

Get acquainted with the spectacular sights of Geneva on this introductory sightseeing tour. Cruise the city in an air-conditioned coach and listen to captivating commentary from your knowledgeable guide as you see top city attractions. Marvel at the distinctive beauty of Jet d’Eau; gaze at the shimmering surface of Lake Geneva; and disembark for a leisurely walking tour around Geneva’s charming Old Town. Climb aboard the city’s quaint mini-train to discover landmarks like St Pierre Cathedral and the Palace of Nations.

Enjoy an alternative sightseeing experience in Geneva, the city hailed as Switzerland’s cultural capital, on a tour by coach, tram, and boat. See the city’s most spectacular attractions from a variety of vantage points and delve into Geneva’s rich history with commentary from a professional guide. Cruise on a coach and see natural landmarks like Lake Geneva and the Geneva Water Fountain; stroll the Old Town and listen to intriguing commentary as you take a tram tour down winding backstreets.

Discover Geneva in just half a day, and hear the history behind its sights from your own personal guide. Home to the United Nations building (UNOG) in the Palais the Nations, Geneva is a hub of international activity and you’ll learn about its unique culture as you explore. See the UN and Red Cross buildings, find the best spots for a stroll near Lake Geneva, and scout out photo stops next to landmarks such as the Jet d’Eau, St. Pierre Cathedral, and more.

Hop on an e-bike and save your energy for sightseeing in Geneva. Helping you cycle around the city with ease, the electric bike is the perfect mode of transport for quick access to Geneva’s landmarks including the Jet d’Eau, United Nations building, Cathedrale de St-Pierre, and more. Cycle in a group of no more than six people for easy interaction with your guide, and learn about the city as you pedal.

Discover Geneva through 4 circuits with this 48h pass! Combine Open bus, small trains and boats to visit Geneva and discover its different faces. Experience a mini train ride in the Old town to explore the town hall, old arsenal and cathedral St pierre. Admire the beauty of Geneva lake on a 0 emission solar boat. Visit the international discrict with Geneva's famous organisations such as United nations, red cross. WHO, WIPO.... Snap a picture of the famous fountain on the panoramic bus and enjoy the symbol of watch making: the flower clock. You can catch the tours either from Place du Rhône or Rotonde du Mont blanc. All lines leaves every 45 minutes.

Travel through beautiful parks and Gardens. Enjoy Cycle Paths and visit Geneva with confort and respect for the environment.Enjoy a peaceful and fun city and try an E-Bike.

Planning a trip to Switzerland? What about visiting Geneva: the city of 1001 delights? Geneva offers you the chance to discover an interesting picturesque city, the cradle of watchmaking and home to the greatest Swiss chocolate makers, Geneva promises you an original and enriching experience. Surrounded by international organizations’ offices such as the WTO and the United Nations, Geneva is fascinated by its medieval look and the marvelous buildings, which are a mix of French and German influence. Wha’s included in the Geneva United Nations Walking Tour? You will have the chance to discover the headquarters of the World Intellectual Property Organisation, Telecommunication Organization, and UNHCR, Red Cross Institution, and a magnificent Ariana Museum visit. Get ready to experience Switzerland from a different perspective. A local charismatic guide will reveal interesting facts about Geneva’s International Headquarters.

Maximise your time in Geneva with this short tour of the city with a private guide. In just a couple of hours, you’ll ride a mini train, visit the neighborhood around the United Nations building, hear the history behind the Cathedrale de St. Pierre, and find landmarks such as the Flower Clock without losing your way. And with your own personal guide, you’ll have freedom to focus on the areas of history and culture that interest you most.