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The Jet d'Eau water jet is one of the most iconic symbols of the city. The water reaches heights of up to 140 metres and visitors to the city should take the time to go and see it. Those who are interested in history should visit monuments such as the Cathedrale St Pierre, which is on a hilltop giving great views of the city for anyone who ventures up there. The cathedral dates back to the 12th century. The Musee d'Art et d'Histoire is another must-see for history enthusiasts with exhibitions covering many different aspects of European art and history.  

Another popular attraction is the Flower Clock, which is a work of floral art that celebrates the world famous Swiss watch industry and provides a great photo opportunity for those who visit. The headquarters of the UN are a must-see and tours of the building are available for those who want to find out more about the Red Cross and other connected organisations.

To find out more about Geneva as it used to be, a visit to the Old Town is essential. The streets are cobbled and the buildings date back centuries, providing a nice break from the modern quarters of the city. There are plenty of shops there that sell the famous Swiss chocolates.          

Posted by Sophie, 29 November 2011 14:39

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