Geneva

Famously known for being the center of international relations, Geneva is the headquarters of various public and private organizations from around the world. Its diplomatic seat has cemented its power as a neutral city-state, making it the go-to middleground by businessmen. Besides that, it’s picturesque natural landscape and lake are breathtaking wonders.

Its luscious greenery blooms best from summer to spring, but unlike most parts of Europe, Geneva’s weather is sunny and just the right amount of warmth. However, the bise or harsh north wind sometimes makes its presence known through cold gushes of wind from the Alps.

Every first-time visitor or history lover must find lodging in the old town center of Geneva. This postcard-perfect area connects Place du Bourg de Four, Saint Pierre Cathedral, and a lot of other well-preserved period landmarks. But if you’re keen on visiting the city’s parks and botanical gardens, the Palais de Nations’ neighborhood will allow you easy access to the greenest parts of the city.