Information about Geneva
Geneva is a peaceful city in Switzerland. The city, situated on the slopes of the Alps and on the shores of Lake Geneva, has a population of 195,000. More than half of the population consists of expatriates. Geneva, with its multicultural structure, holds an important place in the world for science and information technology. CERN, where the world's most important experiments are conducted, is also located in this city. Geneva is such a calm and quiet city that it is forbidden to shower and flush toilets after 10 PM.Old Town and Jet d’Eau
The old town of Geneva is the most suitable place to start exploring. The old town, where St. Pierre Cathedral is located, is also important as the place where the reformer Calvin lived. You can visit the North Castle and Maison Tavel. For coffee, you can go to Place du Bourg De Four.
You can visit the Jet d’Eau, the giant water pump 140 meters high, which has become the symbol of the city, and see the clock made of flowers called L’Horloge Fleurie in Jardin Anglais.
The colorful district of the city, Les Grottes, may attract your attention with its interesting structures. When you go to the Carouge district, you can find two or three-story houses and small shops. It can be good for you as it is different from the general atmosphere of the city. Parc des Bastions is ideal for relaxing. Those who want to watch an ice hockey match can go to Geneve Servette!. 
