
Jet d'Eau
The great fountain that shoots water more than 100 m into the air from the harbour, the symbol of Geneva. It usually runs most of the year, depending on wind and weather.
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Geneva, Switzerland
Geneva, on Lake Geneva with the Alps beyond, is a French-speaking Swiss city known for international diplomacy, its old town and its lakeside parks.
Genève Aéroport airport is about 4 km from central Geneva.
Genève-Aéroport station is next to the terminal. Frequent trains run to Genève-Cornavin, the main station, in about 7 min, with links to other Swiss cities.
Several TPG bus and trolleybus lines link the airport with the centre and other districts. In the baggage reclaim area there are machines giving a free ticket for Geneva's public transport.
Official rank outside arrivals. Central Geneva is about 15 min away depending on traffic. For neighbouring France (Ferney-Voltaire, Annemasse, Saint-Genis), ask the fare first.
Geneva

The great fountain that shoots water more than 100 m into the air from the harbour, the symbol of Geneva. It usually runs most of the year, depending on wind and weather.
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A Protestant cathedral at the top of the old town, associated with Calvin. You can climb the towers for views of the city and the lake.
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The European headquarters of the United Nations, set in a large park north of the centre. It can be visited, usually on a guided tour, but check the conditions beforehand.
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A large monument in the Parc des Bastions, dedicated to the Reformation, with statues of Calvin, Farel, Beza and Knox. It stands next to the University of Geneva.
Tickets →Geneva is served by Genève Aéroport (GVA).
Genève Aéroport airport is about 4 km from central Geneva.
From Genève Aéroport airport you can take Tren (SBB) (train), Autobús urbano (TPG) (bus), and Taxi. Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.
Highlights of Geneva include Jet d'Eau, Catedral de Saint-Pierre, Palacio de las Naciones, and Muro de los Reformadores.