Private trip starting from the lobby of your hotel in Geneva to cross the Swiss-French border to Annecy in France. Well-known as the “Venice of the Alps”. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by the local guide who will accompany you during 2 hours historical tour around the town while visiting the central landmark of Annecy – Palais de I’lsle. Discover the Chateau d’Annecy among other sites. Besides, you will have a delightful opportunity to take the boat trip which lasts an hour on Lake Annecy or to try a tasty French meal before the private return to the initial meeting point in Geneva.
Posted By : PoYu_Y
Very good castle museum as well as good story about Annecy, by the way ,the driver who picked us up and sent us back to the hotel is an excellent driver, polite and driving smoothly even much better than my personal driver driver in my country
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Posted On : 2024-04-15 11:17:39 
Posted By : owscanlon
We rented a car in Geneva and drove into Annecy, France. Our car was a Peugeot with a GPS screen and in the dashboard where the speedometer is located in the States. This was so terrific in helping us find our way tonAnnecy and back. Crossing the border between Switzerland and France was no big deal... by observing other drivers we were able to negotiate the payment kiosks via credit card, and eventually found ourselves in the old, original village along the Thiou River. There is a large public parking lot near the village where we parked for three hours while walking around.... spoiler- the parking kiosk is only in French so we had difficulty buying our permit until a kind local understood enough English to help us. The village is well preserved, though ancient, with many shops and restaurants to visit. Many chances to purchase souvenirs including street paintings. Absolutely chatmingband a wonderful beginning to our European vacation!!
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Posted On : 2018-12-09 18:27:13 
Posted By : Alice S
Great trip. Highly recommend it. Driver/Guide was very nice. Really a pretty village. Had great cheese fondue in a restaurant the Guide recommended and one of the best pastries I have ever eaten in a bakery there.
