Palais des Nations
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The Palais des Nations is the UN's European headquarters and, after New York, its most important office and conference center, in Geneva's Ariana Park. This grand complex was completed in 1938, originally the League of Nations headquarters, witnessing nearly a century of international diplomacy. Today it hosts many international conferences on human rights, disarmament and humanitarian issues. On the square before the palace stands the famous 'Broken Chair' sculpture (a giant three-legged wooden chair), calling to ban landmines. Visitors can join official guided tours, visiting the solemn Assembly Hall, the Human Rights and Civilization Hall (stunning ceiling), learning the UN's work and history. Visiting the Palais des Nations and feeling the stage of international diplomacy embodies Geneva's unique character as a 'world capital.'
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