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The Palais des Nations in Geneva is the European headquarters of the United Nations and one of the most important diplomatic centres in the world.

Geneva is a major hub for international diplomacy and hosts numerous United Nations organisations including the European Headquarters at the Palais des Nations.

One of Geneva's most iconic landmarks, the Jet d'eau is an astounding jet of water that shoots high into the air from Lake Geneva dating back to the late 1800s.

Lake Geneva (called Lac Léman in French) is one of Europe's great lakes and a defining feature of the region, shared between Switzerland and France.

The broken chair is a massive wooden sculpture standing opposite the Palace of Nations in Geneva that is meant to serve as a symbolic protest against landmines.

The Red Cross Museum in Geneva offers powerful interactive exhibits on humanitarian work, human rights, and global relief efforts near the UN district.