Annecy and Geneva Tour
Annecy is known as the “Venice of the Alps”. On this guided tour, you will explore this city and then 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. We will...
- 7 hours
Annecy is known as the “Venice of the Alps”. On this guided tour, you will explore this city and then 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.
We will start our guided walking tour, focusing on Annecy’s history under the House of Savoy and its canals. The city became significant during the counter-reformation when it served as a stronghold against Calvinism.
The 45-minute tour includes visits to key locations such as the Château d'Annecy and the Island Palace, which was a prison during the Renaissance and the Second World War.
After the tour, you will have 2 hours of free time to explore the historical quarter and enjoy lunch at local restaurants (food not included).
Following the break, we will return to Switzerland for a panoramic tour of Geneva. From the comfortable, air-conditioned bus, you will see attractions like the United Nations headquarters, the flower clock, and the Jet d'Eau, a significant city symbol.
To conclude the day, we will take a ride on the mini tourist train through Geneva's historic quarter.
Important information
The tourist train does not operate in January and February. Cancellations may occur due to unforeseen circumstances. If canceled, the old town tour will be on foot.
Be prepared to show ID when crossing the border; please bring a valid passport.
Type of Guide and Group Size
A guide is provided for groups of 10 or more. If fewer than 10, the tour will proceed with a driver offering 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