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Geneva Airport, situated 4 kilometres from the city centre, offers convenient transportation options through a united network of public transport, known as Unireso. The CFF Railway Station at Genève Aéroport provides direct access to trains heading to Geneva's city centre, other Swiss destinations, and even cities in France. The journey between the airport and Geneva-Cornavin station takes 7 minutes. TPG city buses operate at the airport with frequencies of 8-15 minutes during rush hours. Timetables and fare details are available at the airport's information desk. In addition, the Aérobus Morning Service, encompassing A1 to A6 lines, facilitates early morning travel for passengers staying in Geneva and France, providing free airport shuttles. Travellers staying in Geneva hotels, youth hostels, or campsites receive a ‘Geneva Transport Card’, allowing complimentary use of public transport in Geneva (zone 10) during their stay. This includes the Genève-Cornavin – Genève-Aéroport train journey. At the airport, you will also find taxi services as well as car rental companies.

Some of the main pharmacy chains in Geneva include Pharmacieplus, Sun Store, and Amavita. Pharmacieplus des pâquis Rue des Pâquis 10, Geneva +41 22 732 29 59 Open Mon–Fri 8am–7pm, Sat 8am–5pm, Sun closed Amavita Métro-Shopping Rue du Mont-Blanc 30, Geneva +41 58 878 17 30 Open Mon–Fri 7:30am–8pm, Sat 8am–6pm, Sun closed

Switzerland operates on a voltage of 230V/50 Hz, consistent with the standard in most of Europe. The country uses both Type C (2-pin) and Type J (3-pin) plugs, with Type C plugs (2-pin) also compatible with Type J sockets. The majority of power sockets in Switzerland are specifically designed to accommodate three-pin round plugs.

Country code: +41 Area code: 022