Geneva is the second-most-populous city in Switzerland (after Zürich) and is the most populous city of Romandie (the French-speaking part of Switzerland). Situated where the Rhône River exits Lake Geneva (in French known as Lac Léman), it is the capital of the Republic and Canton of Geneva.

Genneva is a general City as the third largest city of Switzerland. With a foreign people living far, plus a set of national organizations. This combination is called a Palais Nations office of the United Nations. World Health Organization. Red Cross and beautiful parks. Local language is different in Geneva or the nearby border to France they speak French. German used to two-thirds majority of the total population will live in central Switzerland, and now near their northern Italy to speak Italian, while only 1% of them are used. Language (Rhaeto-Romanic, Romansch) that the derivation from Latin.

Look out the contract of the Geneva fountain is like Dole (Jet d 'Eau - Water Fountain) to jump up to 140 meters with a speed 200 kilometers per hour near the clock spring flowers. Based Leach Garden (Flower Clock at English Garden Jardin Anglais) in Geneva is the Lord of the clock and have beautiful flowers. Watch decorated with beautiful flowers is another Land Mark. Just walk along the edge of the lake continues to collect tax shared by the Promenade du Lac. Will find this beautiful clock. Walk a little further will find a crossroad National Monument, built in 1869 year. In recognition of the Geneva. As part of Switzerland in 1815, both statues Open Prii tab represents Geneva and Switzerland. From here, just across the street will be a part of The Old Law, the district paint shops. Shopping stores.

Restaurants, meeting and entertainment that many people, including that Chris West Tulsa. With so many things all in the Old Town, Geneva, with St. Peter Cathedral (La Cathe'edrale de Saint-Pierre) in 1160-1232 as a construction architecture combines the industry in which time to time in the Gothic Road. Business functions and the Neo Classic during the Reformation in the 16th century. Lake Geneva or (Lac L'eman language in French) a lake 45 miles long,