Far from crowds and familiar clichés, Geneva reveals a network of hidden tunnels, secret passages, unexpected symbols and little-known stories. A city whose discreet façade conceals a rich and surprising hidden heritage. This guide uncovers a lesser-known Geneva through underground shelters beneath the Old City, secret passages opened only once a year, enigmatic details of the cathedral, discreet gardens in Carouge and symbols charged with history. It also explores unusual places and stories, from Calvin's supposed grave to the origins of Frankenstein, revealing a city shaped by religion, politics, imagination and secrecy. A detailed portrait of Geneva beyond its polished image.
