Discover the side of Geneva that has made it one of the world’s most important centers for diplomacy and humanitarian work on this private tour of the city’s international district. Guests explore Geneva’s global identity through places tied to peacebuilding, cooperation, and relief efforts, including the European headquarters of the United Nations and the Red Cross Museum. Along the way, the experience reveals how Geneva became a meeting point for international dialogue and humanitarian action, and why it continues to play such an influential role on the world stage. More than a city walk, this tour offers a meaningful introduction to the institutions and ideals that shape modern Geneva. Thoughtful and informative, it is an especially rewarding choice for travelers interested in global history, diplomacy, and the city’s unique position at the crossroads of politics and humanitarian service.

Duration:
Approx 3 hours

Start Time:
to be confirmed at the time of booking. 

Inclusions:
A friendly, professional tour guide for your own private group, Admission Ticket to the Red Cross Museum.

Exclusions:
Gratuities, Food and drink, Hotel pick up/drop off, Guided tour at the Red Cross Museum, anything not aforementioned

Meeting point:
Guide will meet you by the Ballerina Statue at Quai Wilson 47, 1201 Genève.

Ending point:
At International Museum of the Red Cross and Red Crescent, Av. de la Paix 17, 1202 Genève.

Important Information:
– The itinerary can be customized on the day based on your preferences.
– Tour times may change based on ticket availability. 
– Guests with mobility concerns should inform in advance so adjustments can be attempted.
– Bring comfortable walking shoes, required medication, and in summer, a hat, sunscreen, and plenty of water.
– In case of force majeure (e.g., extreme weather or strikes), the tour will be rescheduled or fully refunded.