L'Escalade

The commemoration of the Geneva fight against the Savoie in the night from 11 to 12 December 1602. The official site for L'Escalade is HERE.

From Wikipedia encyclopedia: L'Escalade

Street Tango

One of the thing that we can see in the sidewalk.

Public Transportations

Here are some of the public transportations people use everyday in the city, tram, bus and boat to go crossing the lake Léman.

All public transportations under TPG (Transport Public Genevois) use the same ticket that we can buy in a ticket stand in every bus stops, in the TPG offices or in some newstands that sold the ticket.

Trams

Bus

Boat

The United Nations

At the Paris Conference in 1919, Geneva was chosen as the Headquarters of the League of Nations. The City became the privileged place of very high level political meetings and a lot of international organizations were established in Geneva.

From that moment what had been called the « Spirit of Geneva » blew across the world, arbitrating the fate of Humanity by using peaceful means to end conflicts. At the end of the Second World War, the City became the European Headquarters of the United Nations Organization (UNO) of which several specialized agencies were welcomed in Geneva.

Vielle Ville

Narrow street in Geneva's old city

Place Neuve

The statue of General and commander of the Swiss Troups G.H. Dufour who asides his military merits published the Dufour Carte, the first topographic map of Switzerland.

Le Jet d'Eau

A must see if you're visiting Geneva, Switzerland.

More stories about Le Jet d'eau you can read HERE