The culture of Geneva

Geneva is a famous tourist destination in Switzerland, with many places of interest. There are the famous International Religious Reform Monument, Saint Pierre Cathedral, Grand Theatre, Museum of Art and History, Geneva University and so on. Many museums in Geneva have precious cultural relics of ancient countries such as China, Japanese, Greek and Rome, and the history of people's efforts to find time can be found in the clock museum.

Attractions: Clock Museum, Palais des Nations, Saint Pierre Cathedral, Diabre, Grand Fountain, Big Flower Clock, Saint Guas, Lisbanes in the east of China, Ariane Museum.

The European architecture on the mountain is simple and dignified. Antique shops on both sides of the street are hung with green and yellow circular signs, and the city built by the lake Geneva is the Geneva New District.

Looking from Lake Geneva, you can see the snow tops of Mont Blanc, the snow peaks of the Alps and Jura Mountains around the city, and the vast Lyman Lake, which is full of alpine snow all year round, as clear as a mirror. In the lake, a bright sword went straight into the clouds. There are living water park, rose park, English park, pearl park and botanical garden on both sides of Lake Geneva. The artificial beauty and natural beauty of Lake Geneva are unparalleled. Through the winding path of Jura Mountain, you reach the top of the mountain. Beyond the ancient city wall is the majestic St. Peter's Cathedral.

The famous sights in Geneva include the flower clock, the Museum of Art and History, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum and the Palais des Nations. The most striking symbol of this city is a fountain in Lake Geneva.

The most famous building in Geneva is the Palais des Nations, where the United Nations headquarters in Geneva is located. Ariane Park, located on the right bank of Lake Lyman, covers an area of 326,000 square meters. Architectural decoration embodies the characteristics of "all ethnic groups" everywhere. The exterior of the main street is made of lime from Italy, limestone from Rhone River and Jura Mountain in China, marble from France, Italy and Sweden, and the brown linen carpet on the ground is made in the Philippines. Member States donated various decorations and furniture, the most striking of which was a group painting depicting the conquest of war and praising peace by the famous Spanish painter Paoche Maria Sette. The armillary sphere and the monument to conquer the universe presented by the United States to commemorate President Woodrow Wilson were donated by the former Soviet Union to commemorate its achievements in the field of space technology. There are also sculptures created by Devina Sands to commemorate the International Year of the Child and pines, cypresses and other fine trees donated by member States. According to some dietary guidelines, Geneva has the largest number of restaurants per capita in the world. In this famous international city, there are more than 1 100 restaurants with different styles and unique tastes. In the downtown area, you can feast your eyes and taste the delicious food from all over the world without walking far. Of course, please don't forget to go to the downtown restaurants, country hotels and lakeside luxury hotels, and taste the local four-season specialties with Geneva wine. Swiss white wine is not only mellow, but also distinctive. There are also alcoholic fruit drinks, such as Marc, Kirsch, Pflumli and Williamine.

Due to cultural differences, Switzerland provides you with unusual cooking. In the Franco-German-Italian area, Franco-German-Italian has great influence, but the quality is good. Each region has its own characteristics; French-speaking cheese fondue and small pies; Sausages, barbecues and baked potato cakes in German-speaking areas; Air-dried beef slices and ham in Grau, Pennsylvania; And the Italian characteristics of Danchino. Swiss cakes and sweets are world-famous. Swiss grapes are very good, especially when you want to drink wine in grape-rich areas-always ask for local wine. Swiss beer is also first-class. Hard liquor tastes good, but its alcohol content is high, such as Marc, Kirsch, Pflumli, Williamsine, etc.