Pretty.

Interesting auditorium that is tied to John Calvin preaching in Geneva. There is a friendly Church of Scotland (Presbyterian) that holds English services on Sunday mornings. Well worth a visit.

This a nother treasure of the reformation located next to St. Pierre cathedral. This is where John Calvin used to teach. Later, John Knox, another important figure of the reformation, also teached and preached there. There is no entrance fee. Now, this place is used by the church of Scotland in Geneva (Presbyterian). Furthermore, you are welcome to join the Sunday services at 11 am. Very welcoming congregation. Recommended.

I walked by today (Saturday) and I had the opportunity to hear the church choir practicing. Simply incredible and emotional. I loved it.

A nice chapel associated with John Calvin, he taught Reformed theology here. The Gothic-style building was constructed in the 15th century, on the site of earlier 5th-century religious buildings. This chapel is still a place of worship today for members of the churches of Scotland, Holland and the Italian Reformed Church.

Calvin...

An interesting and important center for the Reformation. It is one of the places where John Calvin taught and preached. The auditorium lacks the splendor of Catholic cathedrals, but is beautiful in its simplicity. An English speaking congregation of the Church of Scotland meets in the auditorium on Sunday mornings.

Hall where reformers preached, beautiful modern stained glass windows, excellent acoustics

Important to see it!

Sitting in the history

This building is called Calvin’s auditorium. Perhaps theological lectures and meetings of the Geneva Pastors' Association were held in this building? It is also the place where John Knox taught and preached the Bible to English exiles when he was in exile in Geneva.

In this wonderful, historic place - BAM Religious entertainment dedicated to children: theater, grand piano music, stories from the Bible, prayer adapted to the spirituality of children, songs, snack!! In short- THE PLACE TO BE :-)