• Rotonde du Mont-Blanc - Enjoy the lakeside on the right bank, home to the city’s luxury hotels.
• Monument to Empress Sissi - Admire the statue of Empress Sissi of Austria, who was assassinated on the shores of Lake Geneva.
• Mon-Repos Park - Explore Geneva’s numerous parks; 20% of the city’s land is green space.
• WTO - Discover the international district.
• United Nations Office at Geneva - Make a photo stop at the famous United Nations Palace.
• Broken Chair Sculpture - See one of Geneva’s emblems: the Broken Chair, symbolizing landmines.
• Switzerland for UNHCR - United Nations High Commission for Refugees.
• Place du Rhône - Explore Geneva’s shopping area, including Market Street and the luxury Rue du Rhône, known for its watch and jewelry shops.
• Quartier des Eaux-Vives - Visit the city’s two largest public parks facing Lake Geneva. Admire the beautiful rose garden, Geneva’s beach, and the nautical center.
• Cathedrale de Saint-Pierre - Snap a photo of St. Peter’s Cathedral, where John Calvin preached the Reformation.
• L’ancien arsenal - A famous site with its cannons, featuring three mosaics depicting important moments in Geneva’s history.
• Tavel House - The oldest private residence from the 14th century, now a museum of Geneva.

• Mini train tour of Geneva Old Town
• Exploration of the International District in Geneva
• Audio-guided tour for an immersive experience
• Seasonal mini train tour of Parcs and Residences (available in summer)

• Drinks

Embark on a unique journey through Geneva on open buses and mini trains.

Your tickets grants you entry to 3 routes:
Route 1: The ancient city of Geneva
Route 2: Parks and dwellings

Route 3: The international and scenaric tour

Take a trip down history lane with the Mini-Train Tours of Old Geneva. Venture through its compact streets and hidden alleys to uncover 2,000 years of rich, preserved history. A must-visit is the cathedral of St Peters and the intriguing story of Calvinist reformation.

The International Tours on the Open bus will transport you through the international district and along the lake. It will help you appreciate Geneva’s global significance by familiarizing you with the United Nations buildings and International Organizations that strive towards global welfare and peace.

In the summer months, your pass includes free entry to the Parks & Residences Tour, offering a splendid ride through ‘la perle du Lac’, which boasts a stunning view of the lake. This route is available in July and August.

• The Open bus international runs every 45 minutes from the bus station, Place Dorcière
• The mini train Old town runs every 45 min from Place des Bergues
• The mini train Parcs and residences runs every 45 minutes in july and august from Rotonde du Mont Blanc
• Please note that the bus is open If it rains , it remains open and the tour will no be canceled, please dress appropriatly for all weather conditions
• If one of the lines is not available on the day of your ticket, there is no refund or partial refunds
• No pets are allowed in our bus and trains
• A stroller can be folded and placed inside our buses and trains

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.