Geneva is a small city just west of Chicago, located in the tri-city area between St. Charles and Batavia. Taking its name from the Swiss town, Geneva, IL is home to a growing urban atmosphere, yet it retains a small-city feel thanks to its population of just over 20,000. Nominated by Bloomberg Businessweek as the best place to raise a child in Illinois, it’s easy to fall in love with Geneva at first sight.
Popular Attractions In Geneva
One of the most popular things to do in the area is to visit the Fabyan Villa Museum and Japanese Garden. This home, redesigned by Frank Lloyd Wright, showcases many natural history artifacts as part of a private museum. Home to a marble statue from the World’s Columbian Exposition, Japanese gardens, and Asian sculptures, this lavish home is the epitome of sophistication.
See The Kane County Cougars In Geneva
Also, stop by Fifth Third Bank Ballpark to see the Kane County Cougars, a farm-team for the Arizona Diamondbacks. You can hop in your car for some of the best tailgating around, or simply crack open some peanuts inside the stadium. With a capacity of up to nearly 11,000, this stadium is the next best thing to the major leagues.