Small-Group Geneva Segway Tour
Geneva, Switzerland
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Trip Type: Segway Tours
Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes
Explore the Swiss city of Geneva with ease on this small-group, half-day Segway tour. Follow your guide along the cobbled streets of the Old Town, where the locals relax in ancient town squares, and discover top city attractions like Cathédrale de St-Pierre (St Pierre Cathedral), the Reformation Wall and the Brunswick Monument. Then, cruise the banks of Lake Geneva and enjoy beautiful views across the water before pausing in the grounds of Château de Penthes (Penthes Castle). Enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to 12 people.
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Explore the Swiss city of Geneva with ease on this small-group, half-day Segway tour. Follow your guide along the cobbled streets of the Old Town, where the locals relax in ancient town squares, and discover top city attractions like Cathédrale de St-Pierre (St Pierre Cathedral), the Reformation Wall and the Brunswick Monument. Then, cruise the banks of Lake Geneva and enjoy beautiful views across the water before pausing in the grounds of Château de Penthes (Penthes Castle). Enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to 12 people.
Choose from a morning or afternoon tour, then head to your meeting point just along from Cornavin train station in central Geneva to meet your guide and hop aboard your Segway. A safe and efficient way of exploring the city, Segways are pretty much the most fun you can have on two wheels!
Begin your tour with a practice session to master the controls of your Segway, then cruise off into Geneva with your guide. Head past local landmarks such as the Brunswick Monument and over the Bergues Bridge to the Old Town, and enjoy the feeling of floating effortlessly through the city on your Segway.
Spin along the narrow, cobbled streets of the Old Town and admire pretty town squares, babbling fountains and colorful flowerbeds. Visit Cathédrale de St-Pierre (St Pierre Cathedral) and the Reformation Wall — where significant events of the Protestant Reformation are honored — and gain insight into Geneva’s history. Head on through the Old Town to the city’s attractive flower clock (once the largest in the world) and cruise along Lake Geneva’s attractive quayside.
Follow your guide through beautifully manicured parks and discover the grand headquarters of major international organisations. The United Nations, the World Health Organization, the International Committee of the Red Cross and the International Labour Organization are all based here.
Enjoy a break stop in the grounds of the imposing Château de Penthes (Penthes Castle), then descend past the Botanical Gardens to the heart of Geneva, where your Segway tour will come to an end.
Begin your tour with a practice session to master the controls of your Segway, then cruise off into Geneva with your guide. Head past local landmarks such as the Brunswick Monument and over the Bergues Bridge to the Old Town, and enjoy the feeling of floating effortlessly through the city on your Segway.
Spin along the narrow, cobbled streets of the Old Town and admire pretty town squares, babbling fountains and colorful flowerbeds. Visit Cathédrale de St-Pierre (St Pierre Cathedral) and the Reformation Wall — where significant events of the Protestant Reformation are honored — and gain insight into Geneva’s history. Head on through the Old Town to the city’s attractive flower clock (once the largest in the world) and cruise along Lake Geneva’s attractive quayside.
Follow your guide through beautifully manicured parks and discover the grand headquarters of major international organisations. The United Nations, the World Health Organization, the International Committee of the Red Cross and the International Labour Organization are all based here.
Enjoy a break stop in the grounds of the imposing Château de Penthes (Penthes Castle), then descend past the Botanical Gardens to the heart of Geneva, where your Segway tour will come to an end.
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