International Museum of the Reformation

The International Museum of the Reformation displays 500 historical objects across nine rooms, including manuscripts, paintings, books, and religious artifacts.

The museum stands in Maison Mallet, an 18th-century building located at the exact site where Geneva citizens voted for the Reformation in 1536.

The permanent collection features two original paintings of Martin Luther by Lucas Cranach, along with letters from John Calvin and Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

Museum visitors receive free audio guides in fourteen languages and can experience fifteen major exhibits through augmented reality technology.

The museum holds a collection of Protestant watches, demonstrating the influence of religious values on Geneva timepiece manufacturing traditions.

Location: Genève-Cité

Location: Geneva

Inception: April 15, 2005

Official opening: April 15, 2005

Part of: list of cultural properties in Geneva

Address: Rue du Cloître 2, 1204 Genève 1204 1204

Phone: +41223102431

Website: https://musee-reforme.ch

GPS coordinates: 46.20143,6.14833

Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:30