Saint-Pierre Cathedral
and towers

International Museum
of the Reformation

Archaeological Site
under the Cathedral


	Geneva, le 16 mai 2008 Europa Nostra Prize The archaeological site of St Peter’s Cathedral (Geneva) among the winners of the “European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage - Europa Nostra”. For more information: > Press release Europa Nostra (pdf) > Web site
	Information Espace Saint-Pierre Open Tuesday to Sunday 10.00 - 17.00 Guided tour: for groups by arrangement +41 (0)22 310 24 31 Public Transport: bus no 36, stop Cathédrale, no 2, 7, 12, 16, stop Molard, no 3, 5, stop Croix-Rouge Parking: Saint-Antoine - Mont-Blanc
	Combined Ticket Adults CHF 16.- Seniors/Disabled CHF 10.- Students (16 - 25) CHF 10.- Groups (from 15 people) CHF 10.- Children (6 - 16) CHF 8.-

Welcome

In the heart of Geneva’s old town, Cour Saint-Pierre constitutes a noteworthy space of unique spiritual and cultural importance. The Cathedral and towers, which both embody the high point of the Reformed tradition and explore the origins of Christianity in its archaeological site, are now complemented by the International Museum of the Reformation, on the ground floor of the Maison Mallet. An underground passage, reopened when the Museum was created, connects the two buildings.

Nearby, the Auditoire, where Calvin taught, completes a complex that is both representative of the past and open to current issues. The new Espace Saint-Pierre thus aims to contribute to our understanding of today’s world, between tradition and modernity, cultural experimentation and spiritual practice.

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Summer (1 June - 30 Sep)
Mon - Sat: 9.30 - 18.30
Sun: 12.00 - 18.30

Winter (1 Oct - 31 May)
Mon - Sat: 10.00 - 17.30
Sun: 12.00 - 17.30

Admission
Saint-Pierre Cathedral:
Free
North and south towers:
Adults CHF 4.-
Children (6 - 16) CHF 2.-
Groups (from 15 p.) CHF 2.-

Guided tour
by reservation on
+41 (0)22 310 29 29

www.saintpierre-geneve.ch