Geneva

Located in the far western part of the country, Geneva also called Lac Lemana is cosmopolitan city on Lake Geneva. The most interesting parts of the country to visit are the Old Quarter, St. Pierre Cathedral, the headquarters for various international organizations and Le Jet d'Eau -the tallest fountain in Europe. To show excessive displays of wealth, John Calvin influenced the city's development and he insisted local jewelers to build watches. Don't miss the Jardin Anglais, featuring a large clock made of flowers, and the Parc de la Grange, with its extensive collection of roses where you will find the wide Swiss selection of jewelry, watches and designer goods. The city also contains the beautiful fountains, sculptures and frescoes and has lots of pleasant parks in which to stroll.