Switzerland is weird; you can't buy Tylenol or other minor meds outside a pharmacy. Service was…read moregood and store is well-stocked.

Nice new upgraded Amavita as part of the Geneva train station updates. This pharmacy makes it…read moreconvenient to grab items on the way to catching a train or to work. Clean, bright, knowledgeable English speaking staff, and everything from perfumes to medicines - everything you expect of a typical Amavita location. So way only three stars? They need to come up with a better way to manage the compact space and high volume of people who are always in this store. They have a high number of staff who are always behind the 3-4 cash registers, but they each have long individual lines that when backed up block the aisles. This makes it hard to first squeeze your way through to look for what you need and get it, and then get in line to purchase it. They need some type of ticket numbering system to ensure better efficiency of the lines and cash registers.

Really enjoyed walking around this small art gallery. It has some nice pieces and certainly worth…read morea quick look if you have time.

handy little photo store for last minute purchases and memory cards etc…read more also has a selection of cables and adaptors for those moments you realize you left yours at the hotel.

Amazing vintage posters from Switzerland and France. For the serious collector. Great website…read more Staff is friendly and helpful. Closed Sundays. Not sure about week hours but check out their website: http://www.galerie123.com/en/

The better of the two H&M doors having several floors for men and women and a wide selection of…read moreformal to casual wear. A lift is available for disabled people and pushchairs too. Go in the sale periods to get the best bargains but be prepared to queue for the changing rooms as even the men's area gets crowded.

The men's selection seems rather paltry in this store. The lift is also rather small and yesterday,…read moreI had to call it three times to get in as people were already in and didn't want my door. Be prepared to be very patient!

This store reminds me a little of Pottery Barn, but I dont think the furniture is the same quality…read more That seesm to be a theme in France so far, furniture is more expensive than the states but not as good quality, however, you can find cute things here. They have the place set up in different areas with all the matching stuff around and you can find a lot of nice things for the home here from furniture to mirrors, drapes, tableware, lamps etc. They have a lot of "Americana", NY city prints, as well as the London ones, plus cute French signs. I've added the UK website since its in English, but there is one for France as well.

This Fust location has two levels and two different entrances, which can be a bit confusing. The…read morestreet level entrance is located across the street from the main train station entrance, or the basement entrance is located outside the entrance to the Metro underground shopping area for the Geneva train station. It doesn't look like much from the outside, and seems a bit outdated and dirty even, but it is jam packed with items, which can sometimes be hard to locate due to the amount of items stuffed into a small area. You will find all types of electronics and home equipment here. I have often come here at the last minute quickly for computer items like USB sticks and computer mice. I have been to other Fust locations that were better organised and laid out. Plus, a problem I have had here is that there doesn't ever seem to be anyone to help answer questions in the basement level. Whenever I finally do get someone, they have been helpful and friendly, it just always required a bit of a wait.