Geneva travel guide and discussion

In 1997, a treaty was signed to ban the use of anti-personnel mines, known as the Ottawa Treaty or Mine Ban Treaty. At the same time, in order to encourage countries to sign the treaty and stop the use of mines, the non-governmental organization Handicap International commissioned Swiss inventor Daniel Berset to create a broken chair to attract victims of mines. The result is a 12-meter-high, 5.5-tonne sculpture with its left leg broken in half now standing over the Place des Nations. It was originally supposed to be here for three months, but has now been here for almost 20 years. #Geneva #SwissTravel

The Jet d’Eau fountain is located in the center of Lake Geneva, and of course, it can be seen from every corner of the city and has become another important landmark of Geneva. Anyone visiting Geneva or Switzerland should not miss seeing the grandeur of this fountain. Its beauty and uniqueness have made it one of the most popular tourist attractions. #Fountain #Geneva #SwitzerlandTravel

Whenever I go to Europe, I always go to the supermarket to look for souvenirs. It's a tough time for Japanese people now, due to the weak yen, but even so, the variety of olive oils and cheeses is overwhelming, and just looking at them is fun. There are many types of pasta on sale, and they are sure to be a welcome souvenir. Supermarkets are also recommended for sweets that are not available in Japan, and for souvenirs to give to colleagues and friends. Bring an eco-bag with you. Carrefour Express - Supermarket Via di Sant'Agnese, 26, 16124 Genova GE, Italy #EuropeanTrip #EuropeanSouvenirs #Genova #Souvenirs #Italy #ItalianSouvenirs