The spire of Cathedrale St-Pierre towers above Geneva's Old Town
Cafes and gourmet shops line the Place du Bourg-de-Four in Old Town. The square served as the city's marketplace in the Middle Ages.
Scooters, old and new
Cathedrale St-Pierre was built in the 12th and 13th centuries in a mixture of Gothic, Romanesque and Neo-Classical styles. When it became a Protestant church in 1563, it was stripped of much of its ornate Catholic decoration.
A school band performs on one of Geneva's main shopping streets
The quaint Carouge district of Geneva is full of art galleries, bookstores, independent shops and swank restaurants
The spire of Cathedrale St-Pierre towers above Geneva's Old Town
Cafes and gourmet shops line the Place du Bourg-de-Four in Old Town. The square served as the city's marketplace in the Middle Ages.
Scooters, old and new
Cathedrale St-Pierre was built in the 12th and 13th centuries in a mixture of Gothic, Romanesque and Neo-Classical styles. When it became a Protestant church in 1563, it was stripped of much of its ornate Catholic decoration.
A school band performs on one of Geneva's main shopping streets
The quaint Carouge district of Geneva is full of art galleries, bookstores, independent shops and swank restaurants
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