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Geneva sightseeing bus tours.

Experience Geneva in Hop On Hop Off Bus Tours

Frequently asked questions, q: what is a geneva sightseeing bus tour and how does it work.

Geneva bus tour provides you with the ease and adaptability to disembark at the closest designated stop. There's no tour guide; you have the freedom to create your own schedule. These stops are strategically positioned at key attractions, simplifying your sightseeing experience. When you're prepared to resume your journey, simply return to a designated bus stop, display your pass, and rejoin the bus to head towards your next destination. Feel free to complete the entire route after obtaining your tour ticket to acquaint yourself with the city and select your preferred places to visit for the duration of your stay.

Q: What is the best time to book a hop-on hop-off Geneva bus tour?

Spring in Geneva brings parks and gardens to life with vibrant blooms and pleasant weather for exploration. Booking your tour early secures your preferred date and time. Summer (June to August) is the peak tourist season with warm weather and longer daylight hours. Book well ahead, as it's busy. Autumn (September to November) offers comfortable weather with fewer crowds. Booking your tour during early autumn provides a relaxed experience.

Q: Are these bus tours guided?

In some Geneva hop-on hop-off bus tours, you'll find guided options, where a knowledgeable tour guide delivers live commentary during the excursion. The guide imparts insights about the city's history, landmarks, and points of interest as they come into view. This style of tour encourages interaction with the guide, enabling you to ask questions and create a more personalized experience. Alternatively, many other bus tours in Geneva also offer audio-guided tours. In this scenario, passengers are provided with headphones or earphones along with an audio device. You have the freedom to select your preferred language, and a pre-recorded commentary offers information about the city and its attractions as they appear along the route. This choice provides flexibility, allowing you to listen at your own pace.

Q: Do Geneva bus tours offer free Wi-Fi onboard?

Most of the bus tours include free Wi-Fi on board, but make sure to check with the individual operator.

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Geneva Pass Hop on Hop off

Discover Geneva on board our trolleys, small trains and panoramic buses! Combine each of our lines for 24 hours of unlimited activity!

Our 3 lines will allow you to discover Geneva under several facets,

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Activity Type: Bus & Minivan Tours (Tours & Sightseeing)

Duration: 1 to 24 hours

Visit Geneva with an original tour on open bus and mini trains.

The tickets give you acces to 3 lines: Line 1: Geneva Old town Line 2: Parcs and residences Line 3: International and panoramic tour

The Mini-Train Tours of Old Geneva invites you back to the past. Through its narrow streets and alleyways you will discover the old town and its 2,000 years of closely guarded history. Don’t miss the cathedral St Peters and the Calvinist reformation history.

The Open bus International Tours will take you in the international discrit and the lakeside. It will make you understand the international dimension of Geneva by leading you to the meeting of the buildings of the UN and the International Organizations that work for the good of humanity and peace in the world.

In summer, your pass gives you additional free access to Parcs & Residences Tour will take you for a superb ride through ‘la perle du Lac’ where you will enjoy a magnificent vue on the lake. (Available in July & August)

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Stop At: Rotonde du Mont-Blanc, Quai du Mont-Blanc 10, 1201 Genève, Switzerland

Enjoy the lake side, the right bank of the laks host the luxury hotels of the city

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Statue Sissi, Quai du Mont-Blanc, 1201 Genève, Switzerland

Admire the statue of Sissi, impress of Austria who was assassinated on lake Geneva shore

Pass By: Mon-Repos Park, Lausanne Street, Geneva 1202 Switzerland

Discover the numerous park of Geneva, city has 20 % of the landa which is green areas

Pass By: World Trade Organization, Rue de Lausanne 154, 1202 Genève, Switzerland

Discover the international district

Stop At: United Nations Office at Geneva, Palais des Nations, 1211 Genève, Switzerland

make a photo stop at the famous United nations palace

Stop At: Broken Chair Sculpture, Place des Nations, Geneva 1202 Switzerland

See one of Geneva’s emblem: the broken chair that represent landmines

Pass By: United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees, Avenue de France, 1202 Genève, Switzerland

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Stop At: Place du Rhône, 1204 Genève, Switzerland

Discover the shopping area of Geneva with the market street and the luxury street: Rue du Rhone with its famous watch and jewellery shops

Stop At: Quartier des Eaux-Vives, Geneva Switzerland

The two biggest public park of the city, facing lake Geneva shore. You can admire a beautiful rose garden, the beach of geneva and the nautical center

Duration: 10 minutes

Pass By: Cathedrale de St-Pierre, place du Bourg-de-Four 24, Geneva 1204 Switzerland

Take a snap of St peter’s cathedral, where the famous John Calvin used to preach the reformation

Pass By: L’ancien arsenal, Rue de l’Hotel-de-Ville, Geneva 1204 Switzerland

Famous place with it’s canon, you can see 3 mosaics with the important moment of Geneva history

Pass By: Tavel House, Rue du Puits-Saint-Pierre 6, 1204 Genève, Switzerland

Oldes private residence from the 14th century, now a museum of Geneva

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August 10 - 22, 2026.

Discover Switzerland with Your Sisters 2026’s Journey of a Lifetime!

Join Sisterhood Travels for an exquisite, exclusive, and hand-curated tour of Switzerland in August 2026. This once-in-a-lifetime experience is designed for a small group of just 14 remarkable women, ensuring a personalized and intimate journey where lifelong friendships can blossom. From the moment you arrive in Zurich, you’ll be welcomed into a Sisterhood of adventurous souls, ready to explore the breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture of Switzerland together.

Your journey begins in the heart of Zurich, where we’ll indulge in a traditional fondue dinner and start forging bonds with our new best friends. The adventure continues as we explore the scenic beauty of Lucerne, take a thrilling ride on the world’s steepest cogwheel train up Mount Pilatus, and wander the charming streets of Zurich’s Old Town. Each day is meticulously planned to balance guided tours with free time, allowing you to discover hidden gems with your new friends.

Prepare to be amazed as we travel through the Swiss Alps on the iconic Glacier Express, offering panoramic views from our first-class seats. Our itinerary includes luxurious stays in renowned hotels , like the Vals 7132 with its unique thermal spa and designer rooms, and the Hotel Alpenhof in Zermatt, where the majestic Matterhorn serves as a stunning backdrop. From the medieval marvels of Chillon Castle to the serene beauty of Lake Geneva, every stop is a chance to create unforgettable memories .

This exclusive tour is more than just a vacation—it’s an opportunity to connect with amazing women who share your passion for travel and adventure. With a perfect blend of guided exploration and personal time, you’ll return home with not only a deeper appreciation for Switzerland’s wonders but also with the cherished friendships of your new Sisters. Don’t miss this chance to experience the magic of Switzerland in a way that’s truly special and uniquely yours. Book your spot today and get ready for a journey that will stay with you forever .

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Our itinerary, august 10, 2026.

Welcome to the largest city in Switzerland! Upon arrival, your driver will meet you at the Arrivals Hall in the Zurich airport and transfer you to our hotel. This evening, we’ll gather together for our Welcome Dinner with traditional fondue and get to know our Sisters. ( Dinner is included)

Hotel: Central Plaza Hotel, Zurich

August 11, 2026

This morning, we’ll head to Lucerne where our private guide will show us the magnificent views of Mount Pilatus and the Lucerne region. First, we’ll take a cruise across the Lake Lucerne to Alpnachstad. There, we’ll board the famous cogwheel train that will take us across the world’s steepest railway passing through lush Alpine meadows, spectacular rocks, and sparkling mountain streams to the top of Mount Pilatus at an altitude of 6,995 ft. For our return journey, we’ll ride a cable car to our bus to Kriens to Lucerne. The rest of the evening is free for you to independently explore and dine with your Sisters. (Breakfast and Lunch included)

August 12, 2026

This morning after breakfast, we’ll enjoy a sightseeing tour around the most beautiful landmarks of Zurich where we’ll immerse ourselves in Old Town on a walking tour of its narrow cozy streets and exploration of its breathtaking medieval houses, churches and town hall. After, we’ll explore Vals 7132, one of the most famous and luxurious Architect hotels built in the world. The property has the most interesting and unusual Thermal Spa that you’ll be able to enjoy during your time here. This evening, enjoy dinner in the amazing restaurant. Did we mention that everyone will have their own Ando designer room this evening? (Breakfast and Lunch included)

Hotel: Vals 7132 Hotel

August 13, 2026

You’ll have plenty of time this morning to stroll in the beautiful setting of Vals village before we head to St. Moritz where the rest of the day is yours for independent exploration with your Sisters. This evening, we’ll gather together for dinner at an amazing local restaurant. (Breakfast included)

Hotel: Arte Hotel, St. Moritz

August 14, 2026

Prepare to be amazed today as we board the iconic Glacier Express in our first-class seats with fantastic views of the picturesque Swiss Alps, taking us through lots of tunnels and several hundred bridges. Our journey will take about 8 hours until we reach Zermatt, where we’ll spend the next couple of nights enjoying this lovely village which is home to some of the world’s most spectacular mountains, including the Matterhorn. (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner included)

Hotel: Hotel Alpenhof

August 15, 2026

After breakfast, we’ll board a cogwheel train equipped with large windows that will allow us to enjoy a journey across the highest open-air railway in Europe as we head to Gornergrat. The Gornergrat Bahn is the cog railway which was the first in the world to be fully electrified. After about 45 minutes, you’ll be able to enjoy the observation platform which offers the finest panoramas in Switzerland. You’ll have a glorious view of more than 20 four-thousand-meter peaks, one of which is Matterhorn. After free time in this unique and breathtaking area, we’ll head back to Zermatt. (Breakfast and Lunch included)

August 16, 2026

This morning, we will head to the traditional resort town of Montreux, located on the shores of Geneva Lake. First, we’ll take a public boat cruise to reach the most recognizable historic monument in Switzerland, Chillon Castle, which dates back to the medieval ages. Upon arrival, we’ll have a private guided tour around the most spectacular parts of the Castle. Next, we’ll meet our private guide in Montreux where we’ll learn about the history and culture of the charming “Swiss Riviera” as we walk around the little streets of this charming town. You’ll have a chance to see the statue of Freddie Mercury and to visit the Queen: The Studio Experience exhibition located in the original Mountain Studios, which the band owned between 1979 and 1996, including the final album “Made in Heaven”. You’ll also find out how fire at the Montreux Casino inspired Deep Purple’s classic, “Smoke on the Water.” This evening is yours to enjoy with your Sisters for dinner and possibly a return to the casino. (Breakfast included)

Hotel: Grand Hotel Suisse Majestic, Autograph Collection

August 17, 2026

Following our delicious breakfast, we’ll travel to Geneva where we’ll meet our private guide and start exploring the highlights of the second most populous city of Switzerland and a capital of Romandy, the French-speaking region. This city is known as the “Capital of Peace.” We’ll take a short water tram ride on Lake Geneva where we’ll see one of the most famous landmarks, the Jet d’Eau fountain and enjoy the view of the mountains. Next, we’ll proceed to the astonishing Old Town where we’ll see St. Peter Cathedral, the English Garden with Flower Clock, Ile Rousseau, and Castle Tour-de-I’ile. We’ll also see the city council building where the first Geneva Convention was signed, in the Alabama Room and learn about the beginning of international Geneva. Next, we’ll visit the grounds of the University of Geneva to see the Reformation Wall and learn about the role this city played in the Reformation of the 16 th century. Finally, we’ll have an opportunity to view the international district of Geneva and its heart, the United Nations Office located in the Palace of Nations. ( Breakfast and Dinner included).

August 18, 2026

Today, we’ll journey to Interlaken. The rest of the day is free so that you can start exploring the nearby attractions on your own with your Sisters. This evening, we’ll gather together to dine at a local restaurant. (Breakfast and Dinner included)

Hotel: Hotel Du Nord, Interlaken

August 19, 2026

You’re in for a treat today as we take an exciting train journey to Jungfraujoch! As we make our way to the top of Europe, you’ll have panoramic windows to the view the most incredible scenery of the Alpine area. Our final destination is Grindelwald, where we’ll change trains and depart to Kleine Scheidegg. This area offers the stunning view of Eigerwand (Eiger Wall), one of the Great north faces of the Alps. The last Kleine Scheidegg-Jungfraujoch cogwheel train partly passes through the tunnel, which was built right across the Eiger rocks at an altitude of 9843 ft.

Jungfraujoch is the high-Alpine wonderland of eternal snow and ice. All this beauty can be marveled at from one of the observation decks located both inside and outside of a 3-story observatory building. You can take a walk through the Ice Cave where there are several restaurants, cafes and shops. For our return, we’ll travel first to Kleine Scheidegg and then take a new route to Interlaken via Lauterbrunnen. Upon return to our hotel, you’ll have some time to refresh before we meet together for Dinner. (Breakfast and Dinner included)

August 20, 2026

Today, we’ll travel to Bern where the rest of the day is yours to begin exploring this wonderful 12 th -century capital independently with your Sisters. This evening, we’ll join together for dinner at a local restaurant. (Breakfast and Dinner included)

Hotel: Hotel Savoy Bern

August 21, 2026

After breakfast, we’ll embark on a stunning half-day sightseeing tour of Bern with stops at the major sights. We’ll walk through the Old Town of Bern, which is the world-famous UNESCO World Heritage Site, which inspires its visitors with arcade shops, glorious fountains and medieval architecture. You’ll enjoy the view of the late Gothic Cathedral and the Clock Tower (Zytglogge) with its richly-decorated astronomical clock built in 1530. After, if time allows, we’ll visit the amazing Bear Park, the symbol of the city. After, we’ll return to our hotel for free time before we join together for our Farewell Dinner this evening. (Breakfast and Dinner included)

August 22, 2026

After breakfast and check-out, we’ll be transferred to the Zurich Airport for our flights home. Be sure to schedule your flights for 11 am or after. (Breakfast included)

Trip Inclusions

• 12 nights/13 days deluxe and luxury accommodations
• 23 Meals (12 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches, and 7 Dinners)
• Private roundtrip airport transfers as specified in the itinerary
• Porterage at hotels
• All sightseeing tours, exclusive experiences and excursions as listed within this itinerary
• Deluxe, private transportation throughout the itinerary.
• Private Tour Director
• Sisterhood Travels Group Leader
• Sisterhood Travels Swag
• Non-refundable deposit due at time of booking: $1000 per person
• Final Payment Due on or Before April 10, 2025
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PLEASE READ THIS INFORMATION CAREFULLY

• There will be a maximum of 14 Sisters plus your Sisterhood Travels Group Leader. Roommate matching is available.
• International airfare is not included in your pricing. You will fly roundtrip Zurich (ZRH)
• You can arrive at any time until early afternoon on August 10, 2026, and depart after 11 am from Zurich on August 22, 2026
• Check-in time at our arrival hotel is at 3:00 pm.
• All international flight arrangements must be submitted to Sisterhood Travels on or before April 10, 2026. If you need help making flight arrangements, or to submit your independent flight arrangements, please  click here for Airfare Information .
• Arrival transfers are provided only on August 10th from the Zurich airport to our hotel. Departure transfers are only provided on August 22nd from our hotel in Bern to the Zurich airport for flights departing 11:00 am or later. If you arrive or depart outside these days and times, or you’re needing transfers or hotels elsewhere, you are responsible for making your own arrangements at your own expense.
• Portions of the itinerary travel to high altitude areas.
• Please don’t schedule any optional excursions on your own for this trip, as we cannot promise that you will arrive in time at any location to make your independent excursion. Sisterhood Travels won’t be liable for any expense you incur because of this.
• Individual gratuities for your Tour Director, local guides, and drivers are not included in your pricing. We will provide you with tipping guidelines for your trip
• Travel Insurance is highly recommended and is not included in your pricing. We will send you a quote via email.
• We cannot accommodate wheelchairs or assistive mobility devices on this trip.
• There are no refunds for unused portions of this tour.
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Global Affairs Canada 'aware' of Canadian detained in Switzerland over espionage concerns

Global Affairs Canada (GAC) tells CTV News it "is aware of reports of a Canadian being detained in Switzerland," following media reports Thursday that a former Canadian UN official is being held over espionage suspicions.

"Due to privacy considerations, no further information can be disclosed," the GAC spokesperson said.

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The story was first reported as a joint investigation by German news outlet Der Spiegel, Swiss media outlet Tamedia and NK News, a U.S. news outlet providing analyses on North Korea. CTV News has not independently verified the story.

According to NK News, the Canadian who is in his fifties and currently works as a North Korea expert regularly travelled to China for his work as an environment consultant. Following multiple investigations that go back to at least 2021, Swiss authorities arrested him this spring over suspicions of spying. The investigations found that he was likely working on behalf of China.

The individual has not been publicly charged or convicted.

In a statement to CTV News, the Swiss Attorney General’s office would not specifically comment on the details of the story, but said in part that it is in "the public interest to allow the criminal prosecution authorities to carry out their work under the best conditions; and espionage is by definition an area where it is particularly important to be able to keep certain investigations secret."

Switzerland Federal Criminal Court documents shared to CTV News reveal the attorney general’s office opened an investigation on March 14, 2023 into an unnamed individual on "suspicion of political intelligence, economic intelligence and military intelligence for the benefit of a foreign state." 

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Sault Ste. Marie

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