Geneva is Switzerland's French-speaking city and is the second largest in the country. With sights such as the Jet d'Eau, the Cathedrale St-Pierre, the Bourg-de-Four square, and the Bodmer Foundation, this cosmopolitan city is also an important financial and diplomatic global center. The refined suburb of Cologny comprises beautiful residential villas as well as luxury estates. Located on Lake Geneva, further sub-sections, or villages, include Pres-de-la-Gradelle, Rampe-de-Cologny, Ruth-Nant d'Argent, Saint-Paul, and Stade-de-Frontenex.

Bordering Italy and named after the Ticino River, Ticino is the southernmost canton of Switzerland, with Italian as its official language. The waters of the Mediterranean Sea are within easy reach, as are the world-famous ski resorts of the Swiss Alps. The terrain ranges from breathtaking peaks to valleys rich with natural-growing bamboo and palm trees. Lake Lugano and Lake Maggiore encourages water sports and outdoor activities during the 300 days of sunshine throughout the year. The lively community of Lugano has an active industry within the financial sector, while the holiday destination of Ascona is a hamlet on the shores of Lake Maggiore, and is home to five-star hotels. Locarno is known for its grand architecture, especially the Castello Visconteo.