• Mont Blanc Bridge - The ideal spot to view both sides of the Rhone River and appreciate the beauty of Lake Geneva.
• Jet d’Eau - A notable landmark in Geneva, the Jet d’Eau has an intriguing history connected to the watchmaking industry.
• Batiment des Forces Motrices - Discover the stories of water, the watchmaking industry, and les cabinotiers while walking along Quai des Berges and crossing the Rhone River near Geneva’s former hydroelectric plant.
• Rue du Rhône - Known as one of the premier shopping streets in downtown Geneva, it began to take its current shape in the 18th century and was extended further east from the riverside in the mid-19th century.
• Favarger - Immerse yourself in Geneva’s sweet history by enjoying a chocolate tasting at one of the city’s oldest chocolate manufacturers.
• Place Bourg du Four - Situated in the heart of the Old Town, this is one of Geneva’s oldest squares. Historically, all roads leading to Geneva converged at Place du Bourg-de-Four, a market of great significance since the 9th century.
• St Pierre Cathedral - Originally a Roman Catholic cathedral, it was later transformed into a Reformed Protestant Church. It is renowned as the adopted home church of John Calvin, a key figure in the Protestant Reformation.
• Maison Tavel - After being destroyed by fire in 1334, it was reconstructed by the Tavel family of Geneva nobility, giving it the character of a fortified mansion and urban palace.
• L’ancien arsenal - Admire the mosaic wall depicting three significant historical events in Geneva’s history.
• Reformation Wall - This International Monument to the Reformation was established in 1909.
• Du Rhône Chocolatier SA - Experience chocolate tasting at an artisanal chocolate shop founded in 1875, dedicated to the purest Swiss tradition.

• Charming knowledgeable tour guide
• Private tour full of fun experiences
• Chocolate sampling

Embark on an exclusive journey through Geneva’s captivating fusion of chocolate and watchmaking! Immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant history while visiting renowned sites such as the Mont Blanc Bridge, Jet d’Eau, and Rue du Rhône, home to luxurious boutiques. Delight in the flavors of exceptional chocolate tastings at Favarger, the oldest chocolate maker in Geneva, and discover the fascinating history of Geneva’s watchmaking tradition. Participate in this private tour and create unforgettable memories to treasure.

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