Geneva, Switzerland
Geneva has many faces: it is known as the “capital of the world” – this name came from the headquarters of the UN and the Red Cross, as a scientific center – because of the nuclear physics laboratory with the Large Hadron Collider, as a resort around Lake Leman. The second largest city in Switzerland is home to just under 200,000 people, more than 40% of whom are foreigners. The symbol of the smallest metropolis is the 140-meter Jet d’Eau…