Private Escorted Tours of Switzerland

More than 130 years ago, The Geneva Water Fountain, which is still one of the largest in the world, was installed on Lake Geneva just downstream from the modern location where the Rhone River flows out of the lake. In May 1886, the first operating turbines of the future hydroelectric power station appeared here, which was fully commissioned in 1892.

The main "water" attraction of Switzerland, the Rhine Falls is a place of incessant noise, the smallest water dust in the air and dozens of small rainbows playing on the spray. With a width of 150 meters and a height of 23 meters, the Rhine Waterfall proudly bears the title of the largest waterfall in Europe in terms of falling water, so there really is something to see here.

The St Pierre Cathedral is located right in Geneva city center and offers an amazing opportunity to get acquainted with the historical and cultural part of the Swiss capital.

Explore the Chapel Bridge in Switzerland

The Kapellbrücke (literally, Chapel Bridge) is deservedly the oldest bridge in Europe and one of the most famous bridges in all of Switzerland. It's a wooden historic footbridge that allows you to cross over the River Reuss. It is named after the nearby St. Peter’s Chapel, it was built in 1333 and is one of the oldest wooden bridges in Europe. 

Located on the shore of the picturesque Lake Geneva, Chillon Castle has become one of Switzerland's most famous historical buildings.