Saint-Théodule reformed church

Saint-Théodule Reformed Church stands on Rue Louis Favez with typical Swiss mountain architecture featuring solid stone walls and a prominent bell tower. The structure is built to withstand Alpine weather and sits on elevated terrain overlooking the surrounding valley.

The church was built as part of the Protestant movement in this region and reflects the Reformed architectural style of its era. The structure received Switzerland's class B cultural property designation due to its regional architectural importance.

The services held here in French connect the mountain community through regular gatherings and spiritual practices. These meetings form part of the social rhythm of Leysin, where the church serves as a gathering place for locals.

The building is accessible year-round without entrance fees, and parking is available near the main entrance. The location sits on elevated ground, so visitors should be prepared for sloped pathways leading to the site.

The church is named after Saint Theodore, an early Christian saint connected to the history of Alpine valleys. This name link traces the building's spiritual roots to the broader religious heritage of the mountain region.

Location: Leysin

Part of: list of cultural properties in Leysin

Address: Rue Louis Favez 2, 1854 Leysin

GPS coordinates: 46.34167,7.01261

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:26