Geneva Limousine Service

In one of the most beautifully idyllic and peaceful cities of the world enjoy all the comforts that come with a Geneva Limousine. A scenic tour of Geneva can include breakfast at one of the chic cafes of Place Bourg du Four - the cultural heart of Geneva's Old Town, views of the Jet d'Eau and Flower Clock and a visit to St. Pierre Cathedral. Whether you are looking to spend just one day in Geneva, a week or a month, there is enough to do in the city and the nearby mountainous regions to ensure that you are never at a loss of what to do.

La Vieille Ville

Our Geneva limos offer an impressive suite of automotive luxury vehicles, from limousine SUVs and stretch limousines to brands like Rolls Royce and Mercedes. While our range of limousines will not be easy to choose between, then again these are the sorts of decisions we’re sure you could get used to having! Start your time in Geneva with a tour of Geneva’s Old Town. La Vieille Ville is a charming quarter filled with cute stores, chic cafes and historic buildings. With a fascinating history that dates back 2,000 years you will discover many cultural attractions such as the Barbier-Mueller Museum, the St. Pierre Cathedral along with the International Museum of the Reformation. Make sure to also see ‘The Art and History Museum’ and the grand ‘Tavel Mansion’. As the old town is also built on a hill just south of the Rhone River, it offers picturesque views of Geneva on the banks of a meandering river with the Swiss Alps just lying beyond the horizon.

St. Pierre Cathedral

The St. Pierre Cathedral is one of Geneva’s oldest and most prized locations. Constructed  in the 12th century, more recent archaeological findings beneath the church show evidence of a previous building that dates back to the 4th century. Excavations have revealed Roman Empire mosaics, an 11th century crypt and the possibility of three earlier churches.

Bourg du Four

The popular square of Place Bourg du Four is a lively place to soak up the atmosphere on the street. With a perimeter that is surrounded by cafes, bars and restaurants, there is a lot of outside seating areas where you can do just that. Historical finding on the square, have revealed that it was actually once used as the location of an ancient Roman Forum where communal gatherings and ceremonies would typically take place.

Musée d’Art et d’Histoire

The Museum of Art and History is another location in the old city, that is also not to be missed. As one of the city's largest and most important institutions, it is a cultural landmark for every traveler. Housed in a prominent building designed by Marc Camoletti, the exhibition is spread over four floors and showcases pieces from all over the world. Particular favourites of ours was the beautiful inner courtyard, that is nothing short of a botanical haven, a a façade featuring sculptures by the legendary artist Paul Amlehn and a triangular gable that wonderfully presents a series of artworks.