It’s a popular spot for swimming too, thanks to its four beautiful beaches and pristine waters.
With a surface area of more than 580 sq. km, Lake Geneva is one of the largest lakes in Western Europe. Around 60% of the lake belongs to Switzerland, while France holds 40%. On its banks are the fairytale Chillon Castle and the iconic Jer d’Eau, a huge fountain that has since become the symbol of the lake and city. It’s a popular spot for swimming too, thanks to its four beautiful beaches and pristine waters.