Geneve

Thomas Kernen: In April 1919, the League of Nations was established in Geneva and the following year, its Secretary General moved into this former hotel, which was to be renamed “Palais Wilson” in 1924.

Thomas Kernen: The main bridge in Geneva linking both banks. There is a special path for pedestrians too

Guillaume Bardon: One of the chill'est places in geneva, have a beer, sit by the lake enjoy the sun and just BE! Just love the spot!

Thomas Kernen: One of the oldest houses in Geneva. Now turned into a museum about the history of the city

Thomas Kernen: For over half a millennium, the Town Hall has been the political heart of Geneva.Still today, the government of the Republic and Canton of Geneva meets within these walls of which the Tour Baudet (1

DMG: Well-curated and thought-provoking. Worth visiting for the compelling multimedia displays of humanitarian efforts during times of war and natural disasters. Read more.

Thomas Kernen: Lake Geneva / Lac Léman / Genfersee is a lake in Switzerland and France. It is the largest Alpine lake in Europe.