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School Trips to Geneva
Geneva is an idyllic city positioned on the edge of Lake Geneva it is littered with parks, promenades and wonderful mountain views. Compact and well organised the city is ideal for a short school trip packed with educational value.
Also known as the “city of peace”, Geneva has a prominent place in world events thanks to its central and versatile location; more than 20 international organisations have their headquarters here including the United Nations and the Red Cross.
Scientists will marvel at CERN where the Internet was born 20 years ago, and where 10,000 physicists try to unlock the secrets of the universe and the Big Bang. The History of Science Museum is the only one of its kind in Switzerland, includes collections composed of numerous old scientific instruments (microscopes, barometers, sundials, astrolabes, etc.), and books and documents bequeathed by the families of Geneva’s scientists and scholars.
A must for all for and a great way to sightsee is on board a Cruise on one of Europe’s most beautiful lakes allowing you to discover the major attractions of Lake Geneva; the stone of Niton, the Water Fountain, the Black Harbour, the Diodati house, The UN building, the castle of Bellerive, the Mermaid, and many more interesting sites. Cable Car rides in the mountains and a Fondue meal establish the Swiss connection that will leave your students enthralled with this cosmopolitan and stunning city.
Prices start from£269pp
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Reasons to Visit
Boat Cruise on Lake Geneva
A great way to sightsee is on board a cruise on one of Europa’s most beautiful lakes allowing you to discover the major attractions of Lake Geneva : the stone of Niton, the Water Fountain, the Black Harbour, the Diodati house, The UN building, the castle of Bellerive, the Mermaid, and many more interesting sites.
World Meteorological Organisation
WMO is a specialized agency of the United Nations (UN) with 191 Member States and Territories. It is the UN system's authoritative voice on the state and behaviour of the Earth's atmosphere, its interaction with the land and oceans, the weather and climate it produces and the resulting distribution of water resources. Group visits are organized upon request and according to availability.
Jet d'Eau
Originally a simple security valve at the Coulouvrenière hydraulic factory, the massive Jet d'Eau fountain has grown to become symbolic of Geneva. In the summer months, eight 13,500-watt projectors light the fountain's majestic column in the evening, as it soars into the sky.
Cathedrale Saint-Pierre and Old Town
The Cathedrale Saint-Pierre is one of Geneva's main attractions. It has no less than 157 steps which lead to the summit of the cathedral’s north tower, and to a fabulous panorama overlooking the city and the lake. You will also be charmed by the Clémence, the queen of the bells, weighing over 6 tons and hoisted to this very tower in 1407.
CERN - European Organisation for Nuclear Research
This is where the Internet was born 20 years ago, and where 10,000 physicists try to unlock the secrets of the universe and the Big Bang: CERN, the world’s largest laboratory for particle physics, is based in Geneva. Tours of the centre last half a day and can be themed to include any of the following topics: Accelerating Particles, Discovering Antimatter and Information Technology, Calculations and Communication. This can be followed by a visit to the Microcosm exhibition or the exhibition in the Globe of Science and Innovation.
Flower Clock
It is impossible to describe Geneva without making reference to the world-renowned Geneva watch industry, which is a real symbol of this city. The famous flower clock represents this perfectly as it is a true masterpiece of technology and floral art. Built in 1955, it is located at the edge of the Jardin Anglais and offers a delightful sight.
Mont Salève Cable Car
Just across the French border is a cable car that carries you to an altitude of 1,100 metres in less than five minutes. It offers superb views over Geneva, the Alps and the Mont-Blanc massif. It is located 9km from the Geneva Youth Hostel and is easily reached on public transport.
SIG Energy Pavilion
The exhibition at the SIG Energy Pavilion tells the amazing story of electricity. Visitors will discover a variety of installations illustrating the birth and journey of electricity, from the power plant to the home plug. New renewable energy sources are presented in a practical and informative way. Tailor-made settings, low energy installations, clear, colourful explanations, films, models, interactive activities and even a workbook…visitors can enjoy a quality learning experience.
Traditional Fondue Evening
In the traditional Swiss style setting of Hotel Edelweiss, enjoy an evening of cheese or beef fondue, whilst being entertained with yodelling, cowbells and the Alpine Horn. A great atmospheric evening full of local charm.
History of Science Museum
The History of Science Museum is the only one of its kind in Switzerland. It is also an excellent display case for the city’s scientific past, which was particularly outstanding in the 18th century. The collections are composed of numerous old scientific instruments (microscopes, barometers, sundials, astrolabes, etc.), and books and documents bequeathed by the families of Geneva’s scientists and scholars.
International Museum of the Red Cross
Discover the fascinating history of the world's first humanitarian organisation. Photos, films, objects and documents are presented through audio-visual displays and computers. The unique setting of the “Today” area plunges you into the thick of current actions and gives you access to the latest news from the field.
The Palais des Nations
The European headquarters of the United Nations have become the centre of world diplomacy. Under the dome of Human Rights and on the Place des Nations, standing in front of the monumental “Broken Chair”, you are reminded of Geneva’s contribution to peace and freedom. This popular tour allows you to see The Assembly Hall, The Council Chamber and a film on the activities and objectives of the UN office in Geneva.
Geneva Observatory
What is an observatory? Which are the great fields of research in astronomy? Which tools do astronomers use? What is the daily life of an astronomer? You will discover all this during your visit.
Swiss Plasma Center
The Swiss Plasma Center is one of the world's leading fusion research laboratories. Through a wide range of research programs, scientists are working to advance our understanding of the physics of plasmas and develop fusion as an energy source. Groups can take a one hour guided tour including the tour of the tokamak (unique in Switzerland). The visit is located in Lausanne so a coach is required.
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