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The Saint Pierre Cathedral stands at the heart of Geneva as one of the most historically and spiritually significant landmarks of the Protestant Reformation. With roots stretching back to late antiquity and a central role in the religious transformation of the sixteenth century, the cathedral embodies centuries of Christian worship, conflict, and renewal. The site of Saint Pierre Cathedral has Read more...
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The Calvin Auditory, located in the Old Town of Geneva, is one of the most historically significant yet often overlooked sites of the Protestant Reformation. Known in French as the “Auditoire de Calvin,” this modest building played a crucial role in the training of ministers and the spread of Reformed theology during the sixteenth century. The origins of the Calvin Read more...