Discover the charm of Lausanne, a picturesque city and the second-largest on Lake Geneva. Aspiring Olympians will be thrilled to visit, as it is home to the International Olympic Committee. Lausanne is also a gateway to some of the world’s best ski slopes and a key part of the Swiss Riviera, which has attracted literary greats like Lord Byron, the Shelleys, and Ernest Hemingway. In the French-speaking sector of Switzerland, Lausanne boasts an impressive cathedral and vibrant outdoor markets.
Next, we venture to Geneva, a city where international influences reign supreme. Home to the International Red Cross Committee and the European headquarters of the United Nations, as well as 20 other international organizations, Geneva is a hub of global diplomacy. Environmental travelers will love Geneva’s dedication to green spaces, with 20% of its land devoted to parks, earning it the nickname “City of Parks.” Don’t miss top sights like the Cathedral of St. Pierre, where John Calvin delivered his famous sermons, and the United Nations headquarters. Geneva is also perfect for exploring by bike or relaxing with a boat ride on Lake Geneva.
Join us as we explore these stunning cities on the shores of Lake Geneva, where history, culture, and natural beauty come together in perfect harmony.