Discover Geneva
Geneva is a city that charms throughout the different times of the year, and there is no better way to enjoy Geneva sightseeing than with the excellent location of Fraser Suites Geneva.
There are many things to do in Geneva Switzerland. The winter season is much celebrated with the December festivals and endless skiing fun nearby. City dwellers would love the outdoor sports and waterfront dining during springtime; and summer is great for that perfect dip in the lakes and picnic in the park.
Geneva Airport
It’s fast becoming home to one of the busiest international airports in central Europe.
Izumi
A new rooftop restaurant proposing a Japanese-fusion concept of innovative Nikkei cuisine. The terrace offers a 360-degree view over Geneva, the lake and the surrounding mountain panorama
Rasoi By Vineet
A first fine dining Indian restaurant opened in Geneva and awarded by a 1* Michelin, it offers a delectable gastronomic journey into the world of contemporary Indian cuisine
Les Armures
One of the oldest restaurants of Geneva that has become a must as a dining establishment for its traditional Swiss cuisine and a truly historic setting
Chez Philippe
A real steak house designed by Philippe Chevrier. Inspired by his many trips to the United States, this Bar-Grill on two levels (1000 m2) welcomes you in a chic New York atmosphere. The glass cellar allows you to discover more than 500 references of wines selected from around the world
5 Lounge
A lounge located on the highest floor of the building with a magical view accompanied by music and creative cocktails, such as the famous "Sky 5"
Rooftop 42
A successful mix of a trendy New York bar and a chic bistro, frequented for the exclusiveness of its breath-taking view of the Jura Mountains, Lake Geneva and the world-famous, 459ft Jet d’Eau
Les Voiles
A privileged space with a relaxing atmosphere that evolves sandy beach, beautiful terrace, DJ sets and live performances
Globus
Designer labels, high end jewelry and a gourmet grocery store facing the hotel building’s block
Bongénie
Seven floors of fashionable clothes of high aspiration, located a minute by foot from the hotel entrance
Les Ambassadeurs
The ultimate place to discover and try the latest jewelry and watch collections
Coop City
The closest supermarket, where the locals do a daily shooping
L'occitane
The closest L'Occitane boutique, where you can find a large extension of our luxury bathroom amenities
Mc'Donalds
The closest Mc'Donald's. It is open even on Sunday, when almost everything in Geneva is closed
Boréal Coffee Shop
Our favorite café. It's cappuccino is known as the best in the city
Brasserie Lipp
A well-known brassery proposing its fine dining services until 2am. An ideal solution for all the late arrivals
Pharmacy Amavita
Our favorite partner for all your ad-hoc needs
Spa Grangettes
A magical place where the time stops and you achieves a profound sense of well-being
Bain Bleu Hammam & Spa
A unique and visionary realm - spread over 3000 m2 - dedicated to intense wellness and relaxation
Geneva Plage
The summer spot for locals, proposing an exhausting variation of water sports for big and smalls
Secret Chamber Escape Game
Absolutely unique and memorable event any child and even their parents!
Natural History Museum
A different kind of museum, where your children discovery the hidden World on Nature
Parc des Bastions
A nearby park with a small café for parents and a giant chess board for your children
UBS Bank
Money exchange Migros
The best exchange rate near to your hotel
Post office
Jet d'Eau
The famous lakeside fountain shoots with an incredible force of 200km/h at 1,360 horsepower to create the sky-high plume that impresses travelers as they touch down the city.
Palais des Nations
Home to the UN since 1966, the Palais des Nations is nestled in a 46-hectare park, generously peppered with century-old trees and peacocks.
Musée International de la Croix- Rouge et du Croissant-Rouge
Here at the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, compelling multimedia exhibits take visitors through the major happenings
Cathédrale St-Pierre
The cathedral is predominantly Gothic with an 18th-century neoclassical facade.
Musée d’Art et d’Histoire
This elegant museum holds masterpieces in its treasure chest, such as the Konrad Witz' La pêche miraculeuse (c 1440–44) that portrays Christ walking on water on Lake Geneva, amongst other excellent temporary exhibitions.
ICT Discovery
One gets to explore the evolution of information technology, from primitive times through to the future, in this fascinating exhibition that provides hands-on gadgets and devices to fiddle with, and a games room that simulates cyberattacks.
Old Town
The main street, Grand-Rue, shelters the Espace Rousseau at No 40, where the 18th-century philosopher was born.
Cathédrale de St-Pierre
The part-Romanesque, part-Gothic cathedral is where Protestant John Calvin preached from 1536 to 1564
Musée International de la Réforme
Housed in an 18th-century mansion, the modern museum, themed Reformation, is where state-of-the-art exhibits and audiovisuals bring to life everything from the earliest printed bibles to Protestantism.
Cité du Temps
This 19th-century industrial building was constructed in the 1840s to provide the city's public fountains with water.
Musée d’Art Moderne et Contemporain
Set in an industrial 1950s factory, the Modern and Contemporary Art Museum is host to young, international and cross-media exhibitions.
Musée Barbier-Mueller
Protestant John Calvin used to live in the house opposite this refined gallery space, filled with objects that are pre-Columbian.
Le Rath
This historic building is Switzerland's oldest purpose-built museum dating from 1826, and is today home to some interesting, temporary art exhibitions.
Musée d’Histoire Naturelle
In addition to its permanent collection of stuffed animals, Geneva's Natural History Museum hosts some fabulous temporary exhibitions that are hugely popular among children.
Site Archéologique de la Cathédrale St-Pierre
The highlights of this small archaeological site in the basement of Geneva's cathedral are the fine 4th-century mosaics and the tomb of an Allobrogian chieftain.
Maison de Rousseau et de la Literature
The 1712 birthplace of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Geneva's greatest thinker.
Jardin Anglais
The English garden is an urban park that features the Horloge Fleurie, a flower clock crafted from 6500 plants that has been ticking here since 1955.
Parc des Bastions
Famous for its huge chessboard, the park is a must-visit right in the heart of Geneva.
Quai du Mont-Blanc
A picturesque lakeside promenade with views of the magnificent Mont Blanc, or the White Mountain, this is a great place to relax with the scenic gardens and statues.
Parc de la Perle du Lac
A large park where the Romans once used to build ornate thermal baths.
Parc de l’Ariana
Perfect for afternoon strolls and romantic walks, the park is home to the largest United Nations office with awesome views of the Alps.
Jardin Botanique
Situated at the northern part of the city, the garden impresses with its exotic plants and the aviary.
Terrasse Agrippa d'Abigné
Lined with beautiful trees, the park takes you back to nature, with a fine rooftop that offers a cathedral view.
Globus
The most popular department store of Geneva is known not just for its fashion and cosmetics but also for its bustling food hall thronged by locals and foreigners alike.
Manor
Shoppers should not miss the other major department store that promises something for everyone at home.
Flea market
Open twice-weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays, the flea market is a place for local and authentic finds.
Maison des Couleurs Fines, Caran d’Arche
A classy boutique that is not just beautiful in the design but also in the rainbow of colours available through Swiss Colour maker, Caran d’Arche.
Le Village
A hip concept store that features fashion, toys, jewellery, art and homewares.
Collection Privee
For art deco lamps, furniture and other 20th-century finds.
La 3eme Main
For designer items and accessories.
Maison Tavel
The oldest house in Geneva provides an intriguing account of the 14th- to 19th-century urban life in this city.
Cité du Temps.
This 19th-century industrial building was constructed in the 1840s to provide the city's public fountains with water.
Grand Théâtre de Genève
For great ballet performances.
CGN and Swissboat
CGN
For lake cruises aboard beautiful belle epoque steamers.
Swissboat
For thematic cruises that take you through the castles and scenic nature around the lake and along the Rhone River.
STT Train Tours
For short city tours along the lake, into the Old Town and across the border to Yvoire.
Mini Train Tours
Travel along the left bank to Parc des Eaux-Vives and back again aboard a solar-powered red train in 45 minutes.
Palexpo
The exhibition venue boasts 106,000 sqm of contiguous pillar-free exhibit space and meeting facilities that can accommodate delegate sizes from 10 to 2,500.
Fraser Suites Geneva
Fraser Suites Geneva
Rue Du Marché 4-14,
Geneva, Switzerland
