About Geneva
Nestled on the shores of Lake Geneva and surrounded by the Alps, Geneva is a global city known for its diplomatic heritage, scientific research, and stunning natural beauty. Set against a stunning alpine backdrop, Geneva is more than a beautiful European city—it’s a hub of diplomacy, science, and global collaboration. With institutions like the United Nations and CERN, Geneva offers students a firsthand look at the world’s most pressing issues, from peacebuilding to scientific discovery. Whether exploring its historic Old Town or engaging with real-world challenges in a classroom without borders, Geneva delivers a truly inspiring and impactful study tour experience.
GENEVA
Geneva is an ideal study trip destination, offering insight into international diplomacy, science, and culture. Home to the United Nations, Red Cross, and CERN, it gives students a unique look at global cooperation, humanitarian work, and groundbreaking research—all in a beautiful lakeside setting.
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United Nations Office at Geneva (Palais des Nations): One of the UN’s most important headquarters, where students can learn about global diplomacy, peacekeeping, and international cooperation.
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International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum: A moving and interactive museum highlighting humanitarian work and the legacy of Swiss neutrality.
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Old Town (Vieille Ville): A historic centre full of cobblestone streets, charming cafes, and the impressive St. Pierre Cathedral, where John Calvin once preached.
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Jet d’Eau: The city’s iconic water fountain, shooting 140 meters into the air from Lake Geneva.
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ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation in Geneva can range from family-run hotels, 3* modern hotels or hostels specifically catering for school groups.
