Details: Olympic Museum visit
Versed in the legacy of ancient ideals and modern ambition, the Olympic Museum in Lausanne sits near the roots of the modern Games, inspired by Pierre de Coubertin's vision in the early 1900s. Overlooking Lake Geneva, the museum takes visitors through the full journey of the Olympics, from their origins in ancient Greece to their role today as a symbol of global connection. Through original torches, historic medals, and stories from every era, it reflects the enduring values of unity, peace, and human achievement.
Details: Geneva city walk
Geneva is situated in a prime Rhône Valley position at the southwestern corner of Lake Geneva, within view of the pinnacle of the Mont Blanc. The city's strong French influence shows itself everywhere, from its mansard roofs, iron balconies, sidewalk cafes, and French signs. Geneva is a cosmopolitan city and home to more than 200 international organizations, including the European headquarters of the United Nations.
Details: Jet d'Eau
View the Jet d’ Eau, Geneva’s trademark. This beautiful fountain throws water 460 feet into the air and is visible for miles. Continue to the Jardin Anglais, where we will view the world famous Flower Clock, which is made of carefully landscaped beds of flowers, and its keeps perfect time.
Details: St Pierre Cathedral visit
Visit the Cathedral de Saint-Pierre, where in 1536 the people of Geneva gathered in the cloister and voted to make the cathedral Protestant. With a philosophy of austerity, all of the altars, statues and ornamentation in the cathedral were destroyed, leaving only the pulpit and stained glass windows. Highlights of our visit will include Calvin’s Chair, and an Ascent of the North Tower, where will enjoy spectacular views of the city.
Details: International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum visit
A museum experience like none-other, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum presents the history of humanitarian action as well as an in-depth analysis of contemporary issues. The main permanent exhibitions, The Humanitarian Adventure, is separated into three main topics Defending Human Dignity, Restoring Family Links, and Reducing Natural Risks, which represent the main challenges faced in today’s world.