Geneva: a small city of great importance

The Geneva Water Fountain. Originally designed in 19^th century to solve energy problems for local manufacturing, nowadays this is famous attraction admire by tourists by pumping water 140 m into the air. St Pierre Cathedral. A 12^th century landmark cathedral in Geneva. World famous as the home church of Protestant Reformation leader John Calvin. Palais des Nations. The United Nations building with Head Quarters and park, offering tours in different languages. L’horloge fleurie. An unique and Iconic garden clock made of flowers. Located in Jardin Anglais park. Reformation Wall. Historic monument wall with many sculptures of people involved in Protestant Reformation, including John Calvin. Jardin Anglais. A 19^th century created park with Iconic green space and famous flower clock. International Museum of the Red Cross and Red Crescent. Founded in 1988, this museum hosts permanent exhibition about immense humanitarian work of the Red Cross and Red Crescent. Bains des Pâquis. Public bath houses and winter saunas located on the peer of Geneva Lake. Musée Ariana. Museum with a dome, hosting large collection of about 25,000 items of glass and ceramics. Parc des Bastions. Green urban oasis, featuring giant chess boards and a botanical garden. Musée d’Art et d’Histoire. Founded in early 20^th century, this is a largest museum in Geneva, hosting art exhibits from prehistoric times until modern era. Tavel House. City museum in a renovated medieval house from the 12^th century. Natural History Museum of Geneva. Large museum with displays of fauna, minerals, and science exhibitions. Patek Philippe Museum. Museum of the famous watchmaker, covering its tradition from the 16^th century. Broken Chair. A 12m high sculpture of a chair, promoting peace and raising awareness of dangers of  cluster bombs and land mines. From other attractions we recommend: Place du Bourg-de-Four, Brunswick Monument, Mamco – modern and contemporary art museum, Conservatory and Botanical Garden of the City of Geneva, Pont du Mont-Blanc, Parc de La Grange, International Museum of the Reformation and more.