Geneva is known by physicists the world over for its ground-breaking and respected scientific centre, CERN, but that’s not all it’s famous for. It’s an international hub where many global organisations are based, it’s surrounded by beautiful landscapes, and, of course, it has some great Swiss food as well!
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Based on 4 days
Suitable for Secondary Schools
Geneva is known by physicists the world over for its ground-breaking and respected scientific centre, CERN, but that’s not all it’s famous for. It’s an international hub where many global organisations are based, it’s surrounded by beautiful landscapes, and, of course, it has some great Swiss food as well!
Many schools love to visit the striking European headquarters of the United Nations, which offers tours to discover the UN's global and historical significance. You can catch breathtaking views of Lake Geneva from the top of Mont Salève. You can also visit Swiss food manufacturers and have fun sampling the local flavours!
For a quotation and detailed itinerary, or if you have any questions about visiting CERN, contact us today.
If you’re looking for more Physics visits in Geneva, head to ‘School Trips to Geneva’ to take a look at our other popular itineraries.
Flight to Geneva and transfer by train to your accommodation.
Visit the Museum of Art and History, one of Switzerland’s most important museums, with a collection of over half a million objects.
Then, spend some free time in Geneva’s picturesque Old Quarter.
You’ll spend today at CERN (Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire)!
Your visit will include the official guided tour and the chance to network with scientists over lunch in the CERN restaurant. You’ll also have the opportunity to visit the Science Gateway with the exhibitions ‘Discover CERN', 'Our Universe' and ‘Quantum World’.
In the evening, enjoy a traditional Swiss fondue to the tune of a live folk band!
In the morning, head to Geneva's waterfront, home to the iconic Jet d'Eau!
In the afternoon, see international democracy in action with a guided tour of the UN Palace of Nations.
OR
Visit the Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum for a unique opportunity to study the history of the world’s largest humanitarian network.
Then, enjoy a pleasant mini-cruise on the spectacular Lake Geneva.
On your last morning, take the cable car to the top on Mont Salève and enjoy the spectacular views over Geneva, its lake, and the French border!
Flight back to the UK.
There is a wide choice of accommodation available in Geneva for a school trip to CERN, some specifically recommended by CERN. Most schools travelling with us choose our partner - Geneva Hostel - but there are other options available such as the Ibis.
Contact our friendly team who will be happy to assist.
Alternatively you can call us 0121 271 0121
or email ask@DiverseSchoolTravel.co.uk
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