Geneva is the most internationalized city in Switzerland. It is located on the beautiful Lake Geneva, the largest lake in western Europe, and the Farah Mountain and the Alps are close at hand. In the city, parks are dotted with flowers all over the lake, which is beautiful.

Geneva is an international city with a long history, which is famous for its profound humanitarian tradition, colorful cultural activities, major conferences and exhibitions, mouth-watering food, fresh suburban scenery and numerous sightseeing projects and sports facilities.

Geneva pays attention to nature and blends in with the environment. There are many ways to carry out sports activities in nature: swimming and playing on the Rhone River and Lake Lemmon; Riding a horse, riding a bike or walking in the suburbs; Skiing in the nearby Alps or Farah Mountains and so on. Whether climbing cliffs, soaring in the air or swimming in the lake, Geneva is really the ideal place for people who love nature and sports.

Geneva is the meeting point of the whole world and the seat of the European headquarters of the United Nations. Every year, hundreds of conferences, exhibitions and celebrations are held here, attracting visitors from all over the world. There are more than 2 international organizations and many humanitarian agencies located in Geneva, such as the European headquarters of the United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross and Red Crescent. Geneva has been hailed as "the capital of peace" by the world.

Geneva is located in the center of Europe, from which it is very convenient to visit other parts of Switzerland by boat, train or coach, such as visiting the famous cheese factory in the medieval town of Gerye, visiting the snow-covered Matterhorn Peak in Zermatt, or visiting the world-famous Shiyong Castle, etc. You can also visit Mont Blanc, the towering and spectacular European peak, in the French town of Chahauer.

Geneva is also a cultural and artistic center, with more than ten museums and exhibition halls. One of the most famous is the Museum of Art and History at the southern end of the old city. The museum displays cultural relics, weapons, handicrafts, ancient paintings and portraits of many historical celebrities, such as Rousseau, a humanist, Calvin, a leader of the 16th century religious reform and a representative of the Renaissance. Among them, the archaeological discoveries on the first floor show the development of civilization from prehistoric times to modern times, and the second floor is dominated by paintings and other art works and decorations. The most valuable one is the altar painting for Geneva Cathedral created by Conrad Witz in 1444, entitled "Fishing Miracle".