Holiday rentals in Geneva

Discover the hidden part of Geneva! We'll take you on a tour off the beaten path, starting from the city center before diving in the alternative neighborhoods of the city. We'll give you insights about places that are missing from travel guides and bring you to hidden spots that even most locals don't know about. The tour will last around 2-3 hours, depending on how much time you have! We'll walk everywhere so you don't have to pay for public transportation and we'll stop at any time if you want to take pictures (we know that having good social media material is essential).

Join me in a unique photo shoot in Geneva! I would love to share with you my passion and spend a great moment of exploration in the beautiful city of Geneva. Here is the opportunity to have your pictures taken in a contrasted environment: from very urban to more natural settings, all while seeing one of the most interesting part of Geneva! I'm taking you to a photo tour to the old city. After a steep walk on the hill, we'll stop at our arrival to take our first pictures above Geneva. Then we'll get inside the old city where I'll take more photos of you at an important international historical site. We'll keep walking toward the inner city and around the Great Cathedral of Geneva. Just around the corner, we'll stop by an unusual house and we'll take more pictures by a viewpoint on the lake and the roofs of the old city. From there I'll take you through a passage to the courthouse and then toward the Great Museum of Art & History. Then we'll exit the old city toward the "Parc des Bastions" where we'll shoot our last images by a very iconic place of Geneva. Take the time to see and bring great memories home! IMPORTANT INFO: Try booking early! This will give you more flexibility and get you the best possible slot! If you have a special request or if you'd like another date/time just text me! We'll work something out!

Taste. Indulge. Explore- Experience Geneva’s award winning chocolate creations and culture in a delightful 3 h walking tour. We will show you 5 of the city’s best artisan chocolateries from traditional to modern, and you’ll experience 11 chocolate creations in all shapes and forms: from chocolate pralines, to truffles, ganaches, chocolate pearls, cakes and drinking chocolate. The unique Geneva chocolate marmite breaking tradition… is also part of the tour. During the tour you will learn the secrets around more than 2000 years of “food of the Gods” history, including Geneva and Swiss chocolate history as well as participate in a short workshop on chocolate tasting. We will also visit the charming Old town with its cobbled stone streets, old churches, beautiful squares, stroll around the shores of the Geneva lake and river Rhone, take a boat ride from left bank to the right bank. All this while sharing with you anecdotes and less known stories and sights of our beloved city that not even the locals know about. HIGHLIGHTS -Taste your way through award-winning chocolates and pastry -Take part in the most important Geneva tradition, breaking the “marmite” -Discover the chocolaterie where W Churchill, Grace Kelly, JF Kennedy purchased -Take a boat ride across the lake see the emblematic Geneva fountain-Jet d’Eau from the water. -Taste the chocolate cakes winner of Swiss Golden medal

Thanks to this guided tour through the old town, you will learn the 40 most crisp anecdotes about Geneva in 2 hours. We will discuss about the protestant Geneva, the romantic Geneva, the warrior Geneva, the Geneva of all records. To finish the experience you will leave with a typical surprise from Geneva! Other things to note The old town has many steps. The experience is not recommended for people with reduced mobility or strollers.

We meet at the main train station (Gare Cornavin) and hop on one of the public trams and busses. After a short ride to the French border, we walk about 5 mins to the cable car which departs every 15 minutes and takes us up to the Mont Saleve, to 1.100m. From there, we start with an easy hike up to the top of the Salève 1.379m while we are passing a Buddhist monastery. We will enjoy the magnificent view over Geneva and the French Alps. From there we will walk slightly downwards until we reach our final hiking path away from the main tourist locations. We will hike up and down, partly along the ridge of the Saleve on a narrow path and stop at a big painting on the rock. In the end, we will have a traditional swiss picknick with original swiss sausage (cervelat), swiss cheese, bread or baguette and a glass of wine. For a detailed view -> https://youtu.be/BRdxV7hXJzs I am open to any question and would like to tell the story of Geneva, the surrounding Alps and the area around. Attention: This hike is just for experienced hikers with steady feet and without fear of heights. You should be fit enough to hike up to 3 hours and approximately 450m of altitude gain Other things to note 1. Please double check if you need a Visa for France - https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/france-visa/ 2. This hike is just for experienced hikers with a steady foot and without fear of heights.