Private Chocolate&Watch Tour of Geneva

Best place to see both sides of Rhone River and admire Lake Geneva.

One of Geneva's landmarks, Jet d'Eau has a less known story that links it to the watchmaking industry.

Water, watchmaking industry and les cabinotiers - learn their stories while strolling along Quai des Berges and cross the Rhone River on the other bank close to Geneva's former hydro power plant.

It gradually took its current form in the 18th century, and was extended further east from the riverside in the middle of the 19th century.

Dive in Geneva's sweet history while enjoying chocolate tasting at one of the oldest chocolate manufacturer in town.

One of the oldest square in Geneva is located at the very heart of the Old Town. Historically, all roads leading to Geneva led inevitably to the Place du Bourg-de-Four, whose market has been of major importance since the 9th century.

It is known as the adopted home church of John Calvin, one of the leaders of the Protestant Reformation.

Destroyed by fire in 1334, it was rebuilt by the Tavel family of the Geneva nobility, which gave the house its character as a fortified mansion and urban palace.

Admire the mosaic wall mosaic depicting 3 important historical moments in Geneva's timeline.

The International Monument to the Reformation dates back to 1909.