Geneva, Switzerland

Located at the south-western tip of Lac Léman, Geneva, undoubtedly Switzerland’s most cosmopolitan city, is split by the River Rhone leaving the lake. Only arrival by boat can clearly convey the privileged position of the city, surrounded by simply stunning scenery. The city enjoys a mild central-European climate with relatively little rainfall. 
Switzerland’s famous policy of neutrality has helped to encourage over 200 international organizations to locate their headquarters in the city. The city has an international airport and good road connections to other parts of Switzerland and nearby France. The discerning, wealthy community of international civil servants and tax exiles ensures that the city offers a wide range of excellent restaurants, top hotels and entertainment – to the benefit of all visitors to the city. The Genevois, if somewhat reserved, are an easy going, courteous people.
Geneva’s landmark is the Jet d’eau (water fountain) which shoots up to a height of 140 metres.