A walk in the Nature,Off the Beaten Track

Off the Beaten Track: Underground Geneva Walking Tour

Discover a side of Geneva that most visitors never see! Our Off the Beaten Track: Underground Geneva walking tour takes you beyond the polished city center and into the heart of its hidden gems. From vibrant street art to breathtaking natural scenery, this unique experience reveals a more unconventional and authentic Geneva.

What You’ll See

La Jonction – Where Two Rivers Meet

One of the most striking natural wonders in Geneva, La Jonction is where the Rhône and Arve rivers merge, creating a stunning visual contrast. The milky, glacial waters of the Arve meet the deep blue Rhône, forming a spectacular division that’s a must-see for any traveler. This natural phenomenon offers an incredible photo opportunity and a moment to reflect on the power of nature right in the middle of the city.

Hidden Street Art – The Alternative Side of Geneva

Geneva is known for its elegant architecture and luxury shopping, but beneath this polished surface lies a thriving underground art scene. As we wander through lesser-known neighborhoods, you’ll discover incredible murals, graffiti, and street installations that tell stories of local culture, activism, and creativity. These artistic expressions showcase a different side of Geneva, giving you an insight into the voices and visions of its street artists.

Parc aux Animaux du Bois-de-la-Bâtie – A Natural Retreat in the City

Nestled within the Bois-de-la-Bâtie forest, this charming animal park is a peaceful escape from the urban hustle. Home to local wildlife such as deer, goats, and pigs, this small but delightful park provides a glimpse into Geneva’s commitment to nature and conservation. It’s a perfect stop to relax, breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy the tranquil surroundings.

Pointe de la Jonction – A Hidden Urban Oasis

As we continue our journey, we’ll explore Pointe de la Jonction, an urban retreat where locals come to unwind. This area, with its stunning riverside views, is a favorite hangout spot for those looking to escape the city's crowds. You’ll see people sunbathing in the summer, practicing yoga, or even taking a swim where the two rivers meet