With train travel continuing to rise in popularity, those looking to experience some of Europe’s best views and opt for a more eco-friendly transport method should book a train from London to Geneva via Paris, with national parks and the rolling countryside of three different countries to enjoy along the journey.
Costing around half the price of a plane ticket, this breathtaking train journey is the perfect way to discover Geneva while also enjoying Europe’s beautiful scenery.
Starting at London St. Pancras with the Eurostar to Paris, tourists can then change onto a train headed to Geneva, arriving after a total journey time of six hours to explore Europe’s leading city break destination.
Along the way, travellers will enjoy views of the Burgundy region, renowned for its vineyards and charming towns, before heading through the Jura Mountains and into Switzerland. The train passes though picturesque villages nestled along the shores of Lake Geneva, with the Alps providing a stunning backdrop before the arrival into Geneva.
Once in Geneva, visitors can explore Switzerland’s largest historical old town, with the small cobblestone streets of the Old Town telling its story through small squares, historic buildings, fascinating museums, and mysterious secret passages. For those who want to fresh up after the journey, there are plenty of options for a spot of swimming, whether it’s taking a dip in the Rhône or paddleboarding at Genève-Plage.
For those wanting to indulge upon arrival in Geneva, there is the option to embark on a personalised chocolate tasting tour with Geneva’s Choco Pass. Geneva’s chocolate-making history has become a symbol of the city, dating back hundreds of years with the establishment of its first chocolate factory. Now visitors can visit eight top chocolatiers, featuring delights like amandes princesses, Sweetzerland truffles, and Grand Cru hot chocolates, enjoying the richest of Swiss traditions.
Geneva’s one-of-a-kind blend of cosmopolitanism and peaceful natural beauty makes it the perfect destination to conclude a scenic train journey through the English, French, and Swiss countryside. To make the most of what Geneva has to offer, take advantage of the Geneva City Pass, which can be purchased for either 24, 48 or 72 hours, and grants free or discounted access to over 60 attractions across the city.
For further information, please visit the Geneva Tourism website.
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