Geneva is the most international of all Swiss cities. This is the UN headquarters, as well as the representations of many international organizations, including the residence of the European Free Trade Association.

There's all the guests can wish in Geneva. The shiny hotels of Geneva are 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, ready to receive guests, especially in July and August. There are many banks, museums and historical virtues, and there are legends about the city's night life. For those tourists who like evening walks, there are many parks open. Theater summer is free concerts.

Among Geneva ' s sights, the Sobor of St. Peter, the International Museum of the Red Cross and Red Crescent, the Museum of Automobile, the Museum of Arts and History, the Museum of Clock, the Palais des Nations, the Memorial of Reformation and, of course, the Botanical Garden with a giant fountain. Many of Geneva ' s hotels are in the process of accessibility from these sights. Those who want to settle near Burg de Fur, reservation Geneva will have to be in advance. This area still shows signs of old roads.

The elite hotels in Geneva provide the residents with the most comfortable conditions that can be imagined. It's not cheap, though. The prestigious Grand Hotel Kempinski Geneva offers guests a 1,400 m2 spa centre and a roofed pool, with a great panoramic view of Monblan and fountain Jets d'O. In every room, the bathrooms are marbled and the windows are high to the ceiling. There's always a bar with leather couches, launge bar and three restaurants: Floor Two, Tse Yang and Grill. The Swissôtel Métropole Geneva Hotel was built in 1854 g. There are seven conference rooms and banquet rooms, a business centre, a piano bar and two rooftop shops.