You will see this from all angles when walking by the lake and from most points by the shore. You can walk up very close , you get great vies from the lake boats , and depending on the wind direction you can soak up the mist. If the sun is out you get a rainbow effect.

I went there around 10 am and perfect timing for me, they opened the water jet and to my surprise, I heard people screaming and running away. Turns out they were running away from where the jet's water landed. But aside from that, the city found a way to make the water jet to be displayed beautifully rather than just a giant fire hydrant that got run over by something. That was pretty impressive. It actually added to the vibe of the city rather than just negate it.

It's pretty hard to miss this if you spend more than a few hours walking around the city. Do you need to see it, not really it's just a jet of water on a lake but it makes for a nice photo especially on a clear day. You'll see it whether you intend to or not, so embrace it and take a few minutes to appreciate it.

This landmark is so clearly visible that you don't need to get up close in order to see it. In fact, seeing it up close doesn't add a huge amount to the experince. It's a notable engineering work one must admit.

Famous landmark of Geneva which is a must see. It is nothing special on its own but it is set on a scenic spot with the beautiful & picturesque Lake Geneva surrounding it with the Swiss Alps as the backdrop. This is a great place for a walk anytime of the year.