Geneva and the French Side of Lake Geneva

Geneva and the French side of Lake Geneva. Sightseeing tour of the French part of Lake Leman with a visit to the cities: Geneve, Yvoir, Thonon, Evian

Visit Thonon-les-Bains, the largest French city on the southern shore of Lake Geneva, 35 km east of Geneva, opposite the Swiss town of Morges. In the past - the main city of the Shabla region, which belonged to the Savoy dynasty.

A tour of Ivory Coast, a cozy medieval village dating back 1,000 years, right in the middle of Lake Geneva on a strongly jutting promontory. The estates of the Dukes of Savoy, who were masters of almost all land north of Europe's largest lake, Lake Geneva. The town has fully preserved its medieval style and appearance, which it acquired in 1306, when the Duke of Savoy Amadeus 5 built a small castle, surrounded the estate with a wall and a moat.

Evian-les bains is a flower town, a resort town of France on the southern shore of Lake Geneva, at the foot of the Alps. The city is known as a balneological resort and a venue for international conferences. In 2003, the leaders of the “Big Eight” gathered here. Vladimir Putin, among them. In October 2008, an economic forum on how to overcome the global economic crisis was held here. Since the end of the nineteenth century, Evian mineral water has been produced here. Lausanne is across the lake at a distance of 13 km.

6-7 hours, group up to 4 people. Duration: 7-8 hours. Cost: 600 francs.