Geneva Left Bank: Flower Clock to Escalade Fountain Audio Guide

This self-guided audio tour winds back Geneva’s contemporary and ancient history on a lakeside stroll. Experience the magic of GPS playback on this immersive stroll along Geneva's left bank. Where does the name Geneva come from? Why isn’t a watch called a clock? I’ll share the stories behind these questions and several others as we stroll along the left bank of the world-famous Bay of Geneva and across the river Rhone. Whether this is your first time in Geneva or you’re a seasoned visitor, during this walking tour, you’ll hear plenty of tales that’ll surprise you. You’ll learn about watchmaking, finance, industry, philosophy, the Celts, the Romans and the struggle for our city’s independence. Join me on this eye-opening walk and discover what makes Geneva the smallest internationally important city in Europe.

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   The Flower Clock

   Pass by

   Begin your tour at the famous Flower Clock, a stunning symbol of Geneva’s watchmaking industry, crafted with an array of colorful flowers and precise Swiss timekeeping.

2. 2

   Brunswick Monument

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   Pass by the Brunswick Monument, an impressive mausoleum dedicated to Charles II, Duke of Brunswick, and hear about his contributions to the city and his fascinating life story.

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   Stop 3

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   Admire the iconic Geneva Water Fountain, one of the tallest in the world, and learn about its origins and the engineering marvel behind this powerful jet of water.

• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.