A 14th-century medieval gate that once formed part of Annecy's city walls, marking the entrance to the old town.

A picturesque arcaded street at the heart of Annecy's old town, lined with historic shops and cafes.

A medieval castle overlooking the town, former home of the Counts of Geneva and now a museum of regional art and history.

A 12th-century island building in the Thiou canal that served as a prison and courthouse, now Annecy's most photographed landmark.

A 15th-century Flamboyant Gothic church known for its medieval frescoes and painted memorials.

The romantic 'Lovers' Bridge' linking the Jardins de l'Europe with the Paquier, offering views over the canal and lake.

A tree-lined lakeside garden at the tip of the old town, offering shaded paths and panoramic views of Lake Annecy.

One of Europe's cleanest lakes, framed by alpine peaks, where the town meets crystal-clear water.