Funivie Monte Bianco Skyway is the cable car that goes from the ground outside Courmayeur up to the…read moresummit of Mont Blanc. The cars are actually very large round cars that hold about 50 people. They turn very slowly so you have a 360 degree view as you travel up Mont Blanc. Along the way, there is a first stop that doesn't go all the way up the mountain. The first stop is very serene. It is beautiful. There is a restaurant and a snack bar. There are also lounge chairs outside so you can hang out and enjoy the scenery. The summit was wonderfully cold in August. I loved it! The scenery was undeniably gorgeous. Words cannot describe the natural beauty at the summit. If you want to warm up inside there are sitting areas and some educational information. The cost to go to the summit was under 40 Euros per person which makes this one of the more reasonably priced cable cars in the area. To get to the skyway from France you will need to go through the Mont Blanc Tunnel. It is about a 40 Euro toll to go through the tunnel which is very long. From the town it was a very short drive to Mont Blanc and the skyway from Courmayeur is less expensive than from the French side.

A must. Totally worth it to see the Alps. Make sure you take the gondola across to France, a…read moremust. Take tons of photos and enjoy all you can.

I was only in Geneva for a few days, so last-minute went to CityWheels on Saturday morning to see…read moreif I could join a tour of Old Town. After I found them (go to the top floor of the Les Cygnes mall and follow the path), Reto was there and said he didn't have availability that morning, but told me to come back at 5 and he'd take me out on a tour. I returned at 5 and discovered he was going to take me out alone at no extra charge--great personalized customer service! And because there was a music festival occurring that made travel through Old Town difficult due to crowds, he fashioned his own tour of the lake and gardens. He was a fountain of knowledge about Geneva's history, politics, geography--anything I could throw at him he could answer. He also took a ton of candid photographs during the tour and emailed them to me promptly after the tour. If you've never ridden a Segway (I had), you ride sometimes on the streets, so it was a little scary at first, but Reto led with confidence, so it was fun. I highly recommend a tour with CityWheels and Reto!

From the owner: We are the No. 1 rated tour operator in Geneva (TripAdvisor). Come and discover Geneva from a new…read morepoint of view by taking part to one of our Segway guided tours. Segways are very easy to use. You will learn in a couple of minutes on our terrace at "Les Cygnes" Shopping center. We will then glide into the city on one of the tour who have chose. Our tours are for ages 16 and above, and you will experience Geneva from the Segway glide deck.