Geneva, the second-largest city in Switzerland

Geneva, home to many international organizations, is Switzerland's second-largest city, nestled by one of Western Europe's largest lakes, Lake Geneva. Upon arriving in Switzerland, the first impression is of cleanliness, even the waters of Lake Geneva are so clear that you can see to the bottom! The natural dividing line between Switzerland and France is Lake Geneva, where you can also find one of the world's tallest fountains, with water jets reaching up to 140 meters high! 👉 St. Peter's Cathedral is the most representative Catholic church in Geneva's old town 👉 The Palace of Nations was the headquarters of the League of Nations, the predecessor of the United Nations, and is now the European headquarters of the United Nations 👉 The Broken Chair is an artist's longing for peace, with the chair's broken leg symbolizing the limbs lost by humanity due to war! Although Switzerland is expensive, the tourist bureau has prepared free transportation cards for visitors, allowing free use of buses, trams, and boats on Lake Geneva, which is very user-friendly. However, whether we take the tram or the boat, no one has ever checked or needed to scan