St. John's anglican church, Anglican church building in Territet, Switzerland

St. John's Anglican Church is a stone building along Avenue de Chillon designed with traditional Anglican architectural elements and views toward the lake. The structure shapes the landscape character of this lakeside area.

The building received recognition as a Class B cultural property, securing its regional value for architectural history. This designation demonstrates the site's importance in local heritage.

English-language worship has been held here since 1877, and the church belongs to the Archdeaconry Switzerland of the Church of England's Diocese in Europe. The organ, built by Bishop & Son of London and rebuilt around 1900 by the Goll firm of Lucerne, was played in concert by Marcel Dupré in 1924.

The site is easily reached via Avenue de Chillon and offers convenient access from the waterside. Visitors should note that times for visiting may vary, so checking ahead is a good idea.

The organ, built by Bishop & Son of London and rebuilt around 1900 by the Goll workshop of Lucerne, was played in concert by Marcel Dupré in 1924. The church stands between the train and funicular stations of Territet, and since 2002 it has been listed as a Class B Swiss cultural property of regional significance.