
Geneva
Canton of Geneva, Switzerland
Capital of the canton of Geneva, Switzerland. It sits on the Swiss plateau and its surrounding hills, easiest to visit between late spring and early autumn.
Why visit: Compact, walkable old towns — medieval arcades and riverfronts, all reachable by a famously punctual train.
- ›Walk the old town
- ›Ride a tram to the viewpoint
- ›Visit the main museum
- ›Sit out with a coffee and watch the trams
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Best time
May – October; December for Christmas markets
Weather
Temperate central-European climate — warm summers (20–27°C), cold winters (-2–5°C) with snow at moderate altitude, and grey, foggy spells over the plateau in late autumn.
Entry fee
Free to explore; museums ticketed
Hours
Open access; note that most shops shut on Sundays
Est. budget
₹4,000 – ₹12,000 for the day
Duration
Full day
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