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St. Peter Cathedral

Cathedrale de St-Pierre

Geneva landmark, remarkable building, a place of Calvin's preachings. Most important church in the region, a must see.

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Place du Bourg-de-Four 24
1204 Geneva, Switzerland

Email: paroisse@saintpierre-geneve.ch
Phone: +410 22 319 71 90

Rating: 5/5

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