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Explore Geneva
Geneva
The most populous city in the French-speaking part of Switzerland, Geneva is surrounded by the spectacular Alps at the southern tip of Lake Geneva. A major banking, business and watchmaking hotspot, it is home to international organisations like the United Nations and International Committee of the Red Cross. It also boasts a splendid lakeside, lush green spaces, a rich medieval history and an impressive scientific heritage.
Plan your trip to Geneva and discover everything that Switzerland has to offer to make your Women's EURO 2025 summer the trip of a lifetime.
🎊 Geneva Fan Zone
Celebrate UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 in Geneva on Quai Gustave Ador! The Host City of Geneva can’t wait to welcome fans throughout the tournament. Come along to experience the official Fan Zone with an ultimate football atmosphere, on a unique open-air space by the lake, where sport, culture and celebration come together.
The Geneva Fan Zone is a family-friendly destination to celebrate football, with bars and food options catering for all tastes. All matches will be played on the big screens alongside a variety of activities, such as a sports animation zone hosted by Geneva’s local clubs. Not to forget, live music and a DJ performance will be played on the main stage.
📍 Location
Quai Gustave-Ador, 1208 Genève
📅 Opening days
2 July – 27 July, 10:00 - 00:00 on tournament matchdays; 10:00-22:00 on all other days
📺 Public Viewing
Come watch all of the Women’s EURO matches live together on the big screen in the Geneva Fan Zone with thousands of fellow fans!
⚽ Football activities
🤸♂️ Sports animation zone (boxing, football, capoeira and more!)
🎶 DJs and live music
🤝 Cultural programming
🍟 Delicious variety of food and drink
🖥️ E-sport tournaments
😃 Exciting partner activities
On foot 🚶
- From Genève Cornavin it’s a 30-35 minute walk along the lake (2.5 km)
- From Eaux-Vives train station it’s a 15-20 minute walk (1.5 km)
By bus 🚌
- Bus lines 2 and 6
- Get off at Merle-d’Aubigné
- Walk 5-10 minutes to the Fan Zone
- ⌛ Total journey time: 30 minutes
By train 🚌
- Get off at Genève Eaux-Vives train station
- Walk 20 minutes to the Fan Zone
- ⌛ Total journey time: 20 minutes
By bike 🚲
- The Fan Zone can be reached easily by bike, with bike parking available nearby
By car 🚘❌
No parking for private cars is available around the Fan Zone.
👋 Info points & help on-site
With the abundance of things to see and do in the city, make sure to visit Geneva’s tourist information office to make the most of your stay!
📍The main tourism info point is Geneva Cornavin Station
Place de Cornavin 7, 1201 Geneva
1st floor (accessible)
📧 Email: info@geneve.com
📞+41 22 909 70 00
Monday to Saturday (except Thursday): 09:15 – 12:00 and 14:00 to 17:45
Thursday: 10:00 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 17:45
📍Pavilion in the Jardin Anglais
Monday to Saturday (except Thursday): 09:15 – 12:00 and 14:00 to 17:45
Thursday 10:00 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 17:45
Sunday and public holidays: 10:00 to 16:00
With the abundance of things to see and do in the city, make sure to visit Geneva’s tourist information office to make the most of your stay!
Geneva Cornavin Station
Place de Cornavin 7, 1201 Geneva
1st floor
📧 Email: info@geneve.com
Sometimes, unforeseen accidents happen. We want you to stay safe in Geneva so if you are involved in an emergency of any kind, immediately dial 112, the European emergency number, free of charge to receive assistance from police, fire or ambulance service.
European emergency number:
112
Swiss emergency numbers:
Ambulance: 144
Police: 117
Fire service: 118
🛏️ Where to stay – powered by Booking.com
Accommodation guide 🌟
We’ve partnered with Booking.com to help you find the perfect accommodation for your budget and travel needs. From hostels to holiday homes, explore the best options near stadiums and top attractions to make the most of your tournament experience.
Choosing where you stay could depend as much on your budget as it does on the matches you want to watch live. Consider exploring different accommodation types to understand what best suits your needs and booking early to secure the best rates.
Average rates across Switzerland:
- Hostel: approx. €62 per night
- Standard hotel: approx. €235 per night
- Apartment: approx. €300 per night
- Luxury hotel: approx. €535 per night
Location guide 📍
Geneva has a range of accommodation options that make it easy to enjoy UEFA Women's EURO at Stade de Genève. For a quick commute, consider staying near Carouge, a trendy district close to the stadium with stylish boutique hotels and charming guesthouses. If you prefer a more central location, Geneva's city centre offers a mix of luxury hotels and budget-friendly options. From the lakeside views to the city's rich cultural scene, you'll find a comfortable base to unwind after a thrilling match.
👀 Things to do
• The Jet d'eau fountain shoots water up to 140 metres in the air above Lake Geneva and is regarded as a symbol of the city's vitality and creativity. Best enjoyed while swimming in the lake, with Mont Blanc in the background.
• Geneva has the largest historic centre in Switzerland, blessed with cobblestone streets and medieval architecture, with Saint Peter's Cathedral a key site of the old town. If you can face climbing 157 steps, the view from the tower is sensational.
• Discover the rich culture and history of Geneva through its key museums: the Museum of the Reformation, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, the Patek Philippe Museum and the CERN Science Gateway.
✨ Women’s Football legacy in Geneva
Geneva has a rich football tradition as the home of Servette FC, one of Switzerland’s most historic clubs, and the women’s team, Servette FCCF, compete at the top level of the Women’s Super League and in the Champion’s League. The city also boasts numerous registered football clubs and associations, promoting both grassroots and elite development.
Local legacy
UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 will serve as a catalyst not only for advancing women’s and girls’ football but women’s sport in general.
In Geneva, the legacy programme will aim to:
•Expand grassroots football opportunities for girls in local clubs and schools.
•Support training and certification for more female leaders, coaches and referees.
•Foster inclusive access to sport for girls from diverse and under-represented backgrounds through community outreach and school partnerships.