Brunswick Monument Tours and Activities

Spin through Geneva’s Old Town (Vieille Ville) on a 90-minute Segway tour, led by a professional guide. You’ll cruise effortlessly on your personal transporter across the Pont de Bergues (Bergues Bridge), along narrow cobbled streets and down Promenade de la Treille toward Parc de Bastions. See the Brunswick Monument, Cathédrale de St-Pierre (St Pierre Cathedral) and the Reformation Wall among other significant landmarks on this small-group tour, limited to 12 people for an intimate experience.

Gain insight into Geneva’s culture and history on a 2.5-hour small-group Segway tour of lakeside quays, public parks and botanical gardens. You’ll see the headquarters of the United Nations and other major international organizations while you cruise around the city aboard your personal transporter. View the Brunswick Monument, the Pâquis Jetty, the Palais Wilson and Barton Villa, among other significant landmarks. Numbers are limited to 12 people to ensure personalized attention from your professional guide.

There are many things for which Switzerland is famous—Alpine peaks and stylish watches to name but two—but chocolate surely trumps them all. On this tour, explore Geneva by land and water, delve into the decadent world of Swiss chocolate, and see this tasty treat in all its colorful guises. Discover artisan shops where chocolate is made the traditional way, and sample the delicious treats on offer.

Discover Geneva’s main attractions by Segway and cruise around the city the eco-friendly way, by personal transporter. Follow a professional guide along the banks of Lake Geneva for splendid water views and pause to gaze at Château de Penthes (Penthes Castle). Motor past Cathédrale de St-Pierre (St Pierre Cathedral), the Reformation Wall and the Brunswick Monument along the cobbled streets of Old Town. Numbers are limited to 12 people for a small-group experience during this 3.5-hour Segway tour of Geneva.

One of the world’s busiest centers of diplomacy, the United Nations building in Geneva (UNOG) is housed in the Palais des Nations, a site that resonates with history. See it with a guide to get a glimpse into the workings of the United Nations, then explore Geneva on a walking tour. You’ll find the best viewpoints over Lake Geneva, and see city highlights such as the English Garden, Geneva Cathedral, and the Jet d’Eau without getting lost.

See Geneva through the eyes of a local on a private walking tour of the historic city. First-time visitors can use this tour as a way to get acquainted with the city and learn about the region’s history, while also getting to know a local. Plus, with a guide to lead the way you don’t have to worry about navigation or researching which sites to visit.

This self guided audio tour takes you to some of the sights dotted along the right bank of Lake Geneva.

To start this walking tour I will meet you up at Brunswick Monument. Then, we will walk by beautiful Lake Geneva, the biggest lakes in western Europe and stop for photos at the famous Jet d'Eau, Geneva's big fountain and symbol of the city. We will then enjoy the walk by the lake to the flower clock, also famous as a Genevan symbol. Then, we will go up to the old town and start with impressive Saint Peters Cathedral, built on four other churches, the oldest one dating back to the 5th century. After having a look inside the Cathedral, we will go on to the town hall and the old arsenal, two important places to discover. In the end of the visit, we will stop in front of the Wall of the Reformation and end our tour in De Neuve square, where the Opera House of Geneva is.

For this private walking tour we will meet you up at Brunswick Monument. This funeral monument is the start of our tour. Then, we will walk by beautiful Lake Geneva, the biggest lakes in western Europe and stop for photos at the famous Jet dEau, Genevas big fountain and symbol of the city. We will then enjoy the walk by the lake to the flower clock, also famous as a Genevan symbol.Then, lets go up to the old town and start with impressive Saint Peters Cathedral, built on four other churches, the oldest one dating back to the 5th century. After having a look inside the Cathedral, we will go on to the Town Hall and the Old Arsenal, two important places to discover in the old town.In the end of the visit, we will stop in front of the Wall of the Reformation, inaugurated in 1917 and that commemorates the Protestant Reformation that was initiated by Martin Luther and instituted in Geneva in 1536.Our tour will end in De Neuve square, where the Opera House of Geneva is.

On this amazing city walk, you will discover all the fascinating attractions of Geneva through the eyes of an architect, explore it, and allow all your senses to appreciate this magical city. At the end of this trip, you will love Geneva as much as I do! Especially if you would like to discover the main highlights of the city and have answers to your questions from a local, this trip is ideal for you. We will meet at the famous Leman Lake and start our walk. Luxury hotels, famous designers' expensive products, iconic statues, symbols of the city, and the old town of Geneva will be our targets. Together, we will discover the secrets of Geneva with the lead of an architect who is passionate about her job. We will search for iconic details that others miss, hear stories from history and learn about the culture hidden under the stone walls. I love Switzerland, I love Geneva, I love architecture. Let's share this love...

This Experience is offered by a private local. You only have an hour to fall in love with Geneva? Challenge accepted! Discover Geneva during a short but sweet excursion, in which you will learn the most interesting facts about the city, the local lifestyle and the modern transformation of the city. We will meet at Carrousel Wetzel and will go on our stroll from there :-) Discover what the everyday life of a local looks like and learn where the city gets its characteristic ambience from, by seeing it through the eyes of a local. Walking through the city, you will discover exactly what makes Geneva special! This is also your chance to get insider tips about the best cafes, restaurants and bars to visit during your time here, and learn how to make the most out of your visit. This is the perfect experience for someone visiting the city for the first time, or someone that wants to rediscover it!