Every winter, just as the nights settle in early, Geneva transforms into an open-air gallery of light and imagination. The Geneva Lux Festival returns from 16 January to 1 February 2026.

The festival spreads across the lakefront, bridges and squares, bringing together international artists and local talent to turn the city into a trail of glowing sculptures, projections and playful surprises. And the best part? It’s completely free to explore.

With the lake glittering below and the Alps rising on the horizon, Geneva is a city that invites you to pause and then play. In winter, it becomes the ultimate base for mountain lovers. Within a short drive or train ride, you’ll find yourself surrounded by some of Europe’s most spectacular ski destinations, both in Switzerland and the French Alps.

Christmas is known for its magical atmosphere – and equally as the busiest times of the year. Shopping for gifts, visiting family, endless cooking, and planning: it’s no surprise that by the time the holidays are over, all you crave is relaxation and peace. Now’s the perfect time to leave the holiday hustle behind and recharge your batteries. And what better place to do that than at one of the cosy Adina Hotels? Here are some restful tips to pamper yourself after a busy holiday season.

Predominantly influenced by Swiss, French and Italian, when you visit Geneva expect dishes that hero fresh fish caught from the famous Lake Geneva, mouth-watering meat specialties, and locally-grown produce. But wait, there's more! Geneva is also famous for its incredible pastries and sweet treats!

Geneva is not only a magnificent city, but it’s also famous for its rich history and culture. With impressive water fountains, historic buildings and lush gardens, discover endless opportunities in Geneva. Start planning your visit with these five spectacular attractions.