Best places: Religions in Geneve, Switzerland

19th-century, Gothic-style Catholic church & stopover point for Santiago de Compostela pilgrims.

Built in 1866, this grand building features multiple gilded onion domes & striped arches.

Cathedral most famous as the adopted home church of Protestant Reformation leader John Calvin.

👍 Cute one! Well maintained, it's closed but from outside is nice, the colours and the fact that you can see it from any point is also cool

👍👍 Big place and beautiful place.

👍👍 Aside from the amazing architecture, the Sunday service is well organised and conducted, with a beautiful choir singing wonderful hymns. The church ushers are warm and welcoming, I really felt at home and at peace. I will always go here on Sundays whenever I'm in Geneva.

Over 300 tombs of notable local & international personalities in a 15th-century cemetery.

👍👍 On the pretty Place de la Fusterie in front of the temple, the Geneva artisan-creator market takes place every Thursday of the week from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Jean Robert Gas, hatmaker for nearly 30 years, also presents his superb creations on the Plainpalais market every Wednesday and Saturday.

👍👍 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.

👍👍 Beautiful area