Flower Clock (Horloge Fleurie) Tours and Tickets - page 2

Geneva, Switzereland, is home to the European headquarters of the United Nations and is one of Europe’s greenest cities. This tour hits the highlights via bus, mini train, and on foot. You’ll see the city’s most famous attractions, including Saint Peter’s cathedral, Place Bourg-de-four, the arsenal and the town hall. You’ll also be treated to a boat ride on Leman Lake. The tour allows participants to immerse themselves in Geneva’s rich culture and history.

Perfect for history connoisseurs who are new to Geneva, this private walking tour offers the chance to explore the city with a local, discovering top Geneva attractions and hearing tips for further exploration. The express itinerary is flexible and based on your interests, but routes typically pass history-steeped monuments such as St. Peter’s Cathedral and the photo favorites of Jet d’Eau and the Flower Clock.

Geneva is known for its chocolate, and on this guided small-group tour, chocolate lovers can get to know the city and its finest sweet treats. As a local guide leads you to artisan chocolate shops, indulge in chocolate without worrying about navigating a different city. Extra perks include a hot drink in a cozy café and an intimate group size—numbers are capped at just eight travelers per tour.

Travel through Geneva in a comfortable, sustainable, and efficient manner with this city e-bike tour. Your guide will show you the way as you cycle to peaceful parks, public artwork, museums, and panoramic lakeside views. Get to know your way around and learn some history and stories of the city while noting the places you'll want to visit later. E-bikes are easy to ride, allow you to go further faster, and are perfect for all fitness types.

This Geneva tour offers a perfect mix of iconic landmarks, history, and scenic beauty in a single day. Start at the breathtaking Jet d’Eau, explore the charming Old Town, and climb St. Peter’s Cathedral for stunning city views. Discover history at Place du Bourg-de-Four and the Reformation Wall in Parc des Bastions before enjoying lunch at Café du Centre. Visit the Palace of Nations and admire the Flower Clock in the English Garden. Pay tribute at the Red Cross Museum (outside visit) and end the day with a relaxing stroll along Lake Geneva. This tour blends Geneva’s heritage, diplomacy, and natural beauty, making it a truly unique and well-rounded experience!

Stop asking strangers to take your group photo, or accepting the subpar images that happen with selfies. Instead, spend time with a professional photographer who will take you to some great locations in Geneva, and capture your time in high-quality, high-resolution images. Not only does your local photographer know the best places to go, they will help style your images, make you/your group feel comfortable, and provide the best images of your time within 48 hours.

The activity allows you to enjoy the most emblematic places of the city with a professional photographer who knows the city and can make your experience unforgettable. The experience is very special for several reasons, the fact that a photographer is taking photos of you, your whole group, or your whole family makes you feel special. In addition, you will not have to worry about taking selfies, asking a stranger to take a photo of you, with the inconvenience that this entails, and with often bad results.

The activity allows you to enjoy the most emblematic places of the city with a professional photographer who knows the city and can make your experience unforgettable. The experience is very special for several reasons, the fact that a photographer is taking photos of you, your whole group, or your whole family makes you feel special. In addition, you will not have to worry about taking selfies, asking a stranger to take a photo of you, with the inconvenience that this entails, and with often bad results.

Discover Geneva on a private guided tour designed to give you a perfect introduction to the city. Your professional local guide will show Geneva’s most iconic areas. The tour begins in the International District, home to many global organizations, with a photo stop at the United Nations. Next, head to Geneva’s Old Town, where you will explore the historic center on foot. Stroll through charming cobblestone streets, admire landmarks such as St. Pierre Cathedral. After the city tour, you will enjoy an exclusive watchmaking experience with Initium Genève. Dive into the world of Swiss watchmaking craftsmanship, learn about the art of assembling a timepiece, and take part in a hands-on workshop guided by expert watchmakers—an unforgettable insight into one of Switzerland’s most prestigious traditions. This experience is perfect for visitors seeking a refined, cultural, and truly Swiss private experience in Geneva.

Home to the European headquarters of the United Nations, Geneva is Switzerland's second-most popular city and one of the greenest cities in Europe. Visit Geneva on a bus, go for a ride on a mini-train, or walk around the cobbled streets of the Old Town. You will be taking a step back in time with Saint Peter’s cathedral, Place Bourg-de-four, original market place, the arsenal and the town hall; lose yourself in the grandeur and beauty of this culturally and influential town. This sightseeing tour allow you to discover Geneva’s most famous attractions, including the iconic Flower Clock, symbol of the city's watchmakers and love for nature, and the impressive fountain, Jet d’Eau. This is your opportunity to snap some pictures of the magnificent spray from the fountain. Complete the journey with a visit to Yvoire, one of the most flowery villages of France with it's enchanting views on the castle ( not possible to go inside) and the five senses' gardens (extra fees).

Begin your journey in the cobbled heart of the Old Town, crowned by the majestic St. Peter’s Cathedral. Climb the tower for an unforgettable 360° view over the city, the lake, and the Alps. Wander through narrow medieval alleys, past the birthplace of the Reformation, and learn about Geneva’s role in shaping European history. Hear local legends, see secret courtyards, and trace the city’s evolution from Roman times to a modern diplomatic hub. Midway, treat yourself to a decadent break at Du Rhône Chocolatier, a Geneva institution since 1875. Enjoy handcrafted Swiss chocolate where the locals go—rich, smooth, and unforgettable. The tour continues downhill through Geneva’s elegant shopping district and ends at the lakefront promenade. Snap a photo by the Jet d’Eau, admire Mont Blanc in the distance, and soak in the peaceful atmosphere by the water.