The European UN headquarters and the Red Cross. Jewellery shops and chocolate shops, banks and boutiques. Home to one of the highest qualities of life and tallest fountains in the world. At the foot of the Alps and at the heart of the international community, Geneva is one of Europe’s most important global cities.

Wander through the Gothic cobbled streets of the ancient Old Town, stopping off at Saint Pierre's Cathedral. Trace the old city walls to find 16^th century relics in the Maison Tavel – the oldest house in the city. Tour the UN headquarters and the Red Cross Museum. See Swiss watches on Market Street and go shopping in the flea-market. Cruise along the River Rhone, or sail across Lac Leman – Europe’s largest lake. Ask how the universe began and find out what matter is made of at CERN. See the Jet d'eau from anywhere in the city.

A smart and efficient city, schools can enjoy an immensely informative and well-organised experience in Geneva. STS offers excellent accommodation, with good access to the city’s main attractions. Easily reached by aeroplane or by coach across France, Geneva could be visited in isolation, or as part of a wider European experience.