Saint-Pierre Cathedral
Geneva
Built on a place of worship dating back to the 4th century, and completed in 1288, the Saint-Pierre Cathedral, has withstood the ravages of time and numerous fires to become the emblematic image of Geneva, dominating the city from the Old Town.
Although it remains primarily a Protestant temple, Saint-Pierre has become a special place for great dramatic, lyrical, musical and folkloric performances. Its popularity increased during the 20th century thanks to the installation of a retractable stage during the 1977-81 renovation. Thanks to the sonority of its bells and its outstanding visibility, the cathedral is an integral part of the Geneva landscape.
Cour Saint-Pierre 1204 Genève+41 22 310 29 29how to get here ?
bus/tram stop
Bus: 36 : Cathédrale | Bus: 2, 7, 10 Tram: 12, 17, Molard stop
public parking
Saint-Antoine or Mont Blanc
practical information
Disabled access
Wheelchair access is available at the foot of the North Tower, on the left of the building, in the immediate vicinity of a disabled parking space and about 200m from the main entrance.
For further information, the Cathedral can be contacted on: +41 22 310 29 29 or info@fcsp.ch
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