Known all over the world as a global city, the City of Geneva in Switzerland is home to numerous headquarters of international organizations such as the International Committee of the Red Cross, World Economic Forum, and the United Nations. It is also called as the Peace Capital of the World but remains to be one of the most important financial centers of the world.

As one of the most important cities in Switzerland, the modes of transport in Geneva are modern - with all areas of the city covered by at least one form of transport. In fact, aside from the paved roads and highways, the city is also served by an extensive network of public transport - bus or tram. The city is also connected to other areas by trains and the Geneva Cointrin International Airport.

Among the many attractions that Geneva can offer to visitors are the Palais des Nations or Palace of Nations that houses the United Nations Office at Geneva, Barbier-Mueller Museum, Croisiere sur le Rhone (cruising the Rhone River), Museum of Art and History, Jet d'Eau which is the world's tallest fountain, International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, Ile Rousseau which is a little island designated as a national park, Jardin Botanique (Botanical Gardens), Galerie Papiers Gras, and the Cathédral de St Pierre or St Peter's Cathedral.

A visit to Geneva would not be complete without sampling the area's cuisine and some gastronomic delights from neighboring countries. Find the best sushi at the Sansui in Les Grottes, great French cuisine at the Auberge des Trois Coqs, great Italian food at la Place du Molard, and delicious food Bain des Paquis. The city has many outdoor markets offering a wide range of items - souvenirs, clothes, flowers, books, etc.

Links
http://www.geneva-tourism.ch/?lang=_eng
http://www.unog.ch/
Barbier-Mueller Museum - http://www.barbier-mueller.ch/eng/geneva.html
http://www.ville-ge.ch/mah/?langue=eng
Galerie Papiers Gras - http://www.papiers-gras.com/