Nestled between pristine Lake Geneva, the towering Swiss Alps and the Jura Mountains, Geneva is located among some truly breathtaking scenery. Home to the European headquarters of the United Nations as well as the International Committee of the Red Cross, it is the diplomatic center of Europe. And like all European cities, Geneva is saturated with history—it was the cradle of the Protestant Reformation and the safe-haven for thousands of religious and political exiles. Geneva is known to be one of the most international cities in the world. Over forty percent of its inhabitants are foreign-born and represent over 180 different nationalities. Located in the small country of Switzerland, Geneva has long been the cross-roads of Western Europe. It is but a short distance from Geneva to any other major Western European city. This audio guide will let you in on some key facts and sites to visit when in this truly beautiful city.