Geneva, Switzerland

Historic Sites & Landmarks in Geneva, Switzerland

Calvin's Oratory Geneva, Switzerland
In this small Protestant lecture hall next to the cathedral, John Knox preached Reformation ideas (1556-59) and John Calvin founded a Christian academy (1559).
Geneva Cathedral Geneva, Switzerland
In this historic cathedral you can see the pulpit from which John Calvin preached the Reformation, examine interesting carved capitals, and ascend the tower for spectacular views of Geneva.
Wall of Reformers Geneva, Switzerland
This huge monument was constructed in 1917 to commemorate Geneva's significant role in the Reformation. It features an array of stone statues, bas-reliefs and inscriptions.
Reform Synagogue Geneva, Switzerland
Temple St. Gervais Geneva, Switzerland
Cathedral Archaeological Site Geneva, Switzerland
Excavations beneath Geneva's cathedral have revealed Roman mosaics, several Early Christian churches and a medieval crypt. A catwalk leads visitors through the ancient ruins.
Museum of the Reformation Geneva, Switzerland
Basilique Notre-Dame Geneva, Switzerland
A popular Catholic basilica next to the train station in Geneva.
Grande Synagogue Geneva, Switzerland 1859
This pink Moorish-style synagogue was built in 1859 for Geneva's Ashkenazi Jewish community.
Holy Trinity Church Geneva, Switzerland 1853
A 19th-century Anglican church with an English-speaking congregation.