Considered as the most international city in Europe, Geneva is extremely diverse in its culture and its multiculturalism makes it different from the other major European centers.

As the centuries have rolled by, the areas of the urban center have gone through very little changes while the ultra modern buildings of steel and glass rule the skyline, just a few blocks away. Geneva certainly is an old cliché where everything ticks like a clock tower and the effectiveness of the famed Swiss is obvious in every aspect of the city, like from its unparalleled transport network to the absolute sanitation of its streets.

Stroll down to the Grande-Rue and lose yourself in the fantasy that you are in the 18^th century that allows you to relive the refinement of an age long gone. If you are in a languid mood, then you can experience the most relaxing and lay back shopping alongside the streets of the Old Town where you can find several galleries, shops and tiny bistros anywhere. If you are an extreme shopaholic, then your foremost destinations should be the areas like du Marche, de la Croix d’or and the Rue du Rhone.

As an ecstasy for the water sports lovers, the city is set beautifully on the coast of its own lake to relish, with a shoreline of nearly 45 miles. Many activities relating to the water sports are held here all year round which are nonstop almost. The city also possess world class museums like the Museum of Art and History, the Natural History Museum and the International Museum of the Red Cross and you can enjoy the musical experience ranging from the modern music by international celebrities to the timeless classical favorites by some of the greatest orchestras.

To discover more of this alluring city, then opt for a car rental and explore to all the wonderful attractions of the city.