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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Jet_d'EauJet d'Eau - Wikipedia

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   The Jet d'Eau (French pronunciation: [ʒɛ do], Water-Jet) is a large fountain in Geneva, Switzerland and is one of the city's most famous landmarks, being featured on the city's official tourism web site and on the official logo for Geneva's hosting of group stage matches at UEFA Euro 2008.

2. www.myswitzerland.com › en-us › experiencesJet d'Eau | Switzerland Tourism

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   Jet d'Eau. In Geneva harbour, known as “La Rade”, this water jet up to 140 m/460 ft high is a real eye-catcher. When you're in the area, don't miss the chance to have your photo taken with the fountain in the background... or shoot a selfie and send it there and then!

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4. www.geneva.info › jet-d-eau-fountainJet d'Eau Fountain Geneva

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   Jet d'Eau, literally meaning ' water jet ', is the huge Fountain on the Geneva Lake, in the city of Geneva, Switzerland. Jet d'Eau is one of the tallest fountain in the world. Originally, in 1886 they built the fountain to control and release the excess pressure of a hydraulic plant at La Coulouvrenière. Shortly it became remarkable symbol of ...

5. www.geneve.com › en › see-doThe Geneva Jet d'eau | Geneva Tourism - geneve.com

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   Attractions. The Jet d'Eau. One hundred and forty metres high and 500 litres of water per second at 200km/h: that’s the Jet d’eau! A true icon of Geneva, the gigantic water fountain has a beautiful story to tell but did you know that its presence in Geneva is almost an accident? Do you know the secret of the Jet d’Eau?

6. www.touringswitzerland.com › a-quick-guide-to-jetA Quick Guide to Jet d’Eau: Geneva’s Iconic Water Fountain

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   Oct 18, 2022 · The 140-meter-high Jet d’Eau water fountain is Geneva’s most iconic landmark. Translated from the French words “ water jet “, it’s basically a huge water jet shooting 200 kilometers per hour into Geneva’s skyline. Image of Jet d’Eau from the Ferris Wheel by TouringSwitzerland.com.

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     A must see in Geneva 🇨🇭 📍Geneva 🇨🇭Jet d’Eau Fountain 💦💦Leman Lake🇨🇭Switzerland 📖Jet d’Eau Fountain Geneva🇨🇭: ————————————————————————————— Jet d’Eau, literally meaning ‘water jet’, is the huge Fountain on the Geneva Lake, in the city of Geneva, Switzerland. Jet d’Eau is one of the tallest fountain in the world. Originally, in 1886 they built the fountain to control and release the excess pressure of a hydraulic plant at La Coulouvrenière. Shortly it became remarkable symbol of the ci

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8. houseofswitzerland.org › history › story-genevas-jet-deauThe story of Geneva's Jet d'Eau | House of Switzerland

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   Apr 26, 2019 · Last update April 26th, 2019. The world-famous Jet d'Eau dates back to the 19th century. Its white plume rises 140m into the air from a stone jetty on the lakeside at Eaux-Vives; that is about 50m higher than the Statue of Liberty.

9. www.myswissalps.com › activity › geneva-fountainHow to see the Jet d'Eau in Geneva: our recommended walk

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   Feb 18, 2024 · The Jet d'Eau ('water stream') is a famous 140 m (459 ft) high fountain in Lake Geneva, south-western Switzerland. It's located just in front of the promenades of Geneva and is a key part of the city's skyline. The fountain operates most of the year and is lit on many evenings. Costs to see the Jet d'Eau. Free access to the fountain.