
Annecy and Geneva Tour
Annecy is known as the “Venice of the Alps”. On this guided tour, you will explore this beautiful French city and enjoy a panoramic tour of Geneva. Itinerary. We will meet in the center of Geneva before taking the bus to Annecy in the French...
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Annecy is known as the “Venice of the Alps”. On this guided tour, you will explore this beautiful French city and enjoy a panoramic tour of Geneva.
Itinerary
We will meet in the center of Geneva before taking the bus to Annecy in the French Alps. A guided walking tour will commence, highlighting the history governed by the House of Savoy. Annecy is known for its canals, prompting its nickname the ‘Venice of the Alps.'
During the 45-minute tour, we will visit significant locations such as the Château d'Annecy castle and the Island Palace. This citadel was a prison during the Renaissance and the Second World War.
You will have 2 hours of free time to explore the historic quarter and have lunch at one of the many local restaurants (food not included).
Afterward, we will return to Switzerland for a panoramic tour around Geneva. From the air-conditioned bus, view the city's main attractions, including the United Nations headquarters, flower clock, and Jet d'Eau, a symbol of the city.
To conclude the day, enjoy a ride on the mini tourist train through Geneva's historic quarter.
Important information
The tourist train does not operate in January and February, and cancellations may occur for reasons beyond the organizers' control. In case of cancellation, the tour of the old town will continue on foot.
You may need to show ID when crossing the border between Switzerland and France. Please bring a valid passport.
Type of Guide and Group Size
A guide is guaranteed for groups of 10 or more. If this number is not met, the tour will proceed with a driver providing commentary.
Prices
Included
- English speaking guide
- Transport in an airconditioned vehicle
- Tourist train ride through the old town of Geneva
Not included
- Entry to the monuments
Tips
- Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility