Pocket Rough Guide Geneva Travel Guide With Ebook

This pocket-sized Geneva guidebook, written by Rough Guides experts, is perfect for short trips. Portable and complete with a pull-out map, it's sustainably printed to support environmental responsibility. Inside this Geneva travel book, you will find:- Must-see recommendations - expertly chosen main attractions, hidden gems, family-friendly spots and relaxing retreats in tourist hotspots- Top picks in Geneva - essential experiences including Jet d'Eau, Cathédrale St-Pierre, Carouge, Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, CERN, Les Pâquis, the UN tour, Cathédrale Notre-Dame, Collection de l'Art Brut, Ouchy waterfront, Plateforme 10, Chaplin's World, Montreux, Château de Chillon, Rochers-de-Naye , selected to enrich your journey- Best itineraries - diverse trip plans, suiting various durations and interests, and including recommendations for where to eat and drink along the way- Geneva overview - a visual at-a-glance map spotlights key areas, with brief highlights- Inspiration for day trips - suggestions for extending your adventure or discovering new areas- Essential travel tips - guidance on navigation, health, local festivals and a comprehensive A-Z directory- Local language primer - key phrases for essential interaction, covering greetings, numbers and food- Authentic reviews - independent, reliable reviews of dining, drinking and shopping options, all collated by Rough Guides' experts- Accommodation listings - a selection of places to stay to fit any budget- Convenient pull-out map - an essential, easily-accessible map highlighting must-visit sites- Updates on Geneva - a brief overview of the latest changes for returning visitors- Bonus eBook - free digital access to the guidebook post-purchase for on-the-go planning- Coverage includes: the Old Town, the Rhône's South Bank, Plainpalais and Jonction, the Pont du Mont-Blanc, Les Pâquis and the lake's shorelines, the International Area, Geneva outskirts, La Côte, Lausanne, Vevey, Montreux and the Château de Chillon, Évian and the Southern Shore