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Jean Calvin and the Protestant Reformation
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Ursula Diem-Benninghoff
Languages
French, English, German, Swiss German*
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Special theme tours
- The archaeological site of Saint Peter's Cathedral
- Geneva along the water (walk along the lake and the Rhône, the fountains)
- Geneva and its animals (more or less serious stories)
- The MIR, Museum of the Reformation
- Sissi, in the footsteps of the Empress in Geneva
Valérie Fontaine
Languages
French, English, Italian
Special theme tours
- Plainpalais, from the plague hospital
- The Geneva of the Camoletti brothers
- Post tenebras lux, on a pitch-dark night
- The Escalade on the right bank, school tours
- Mysteries at the Courthouse, school tours
- Writing to you from Cartigny
- Springs and traditions in Cartigny
Marika Jacquemart-Bouaoudia
Languages
French*, English, German, Italian
Special theme tours
- The quays of Geneva
- From the Notre Dame Basilica to the Petit-Saconnex Mosque Discovering Geneva's religious openness.
- The Petit-Saconnex Mosque Understanding Islamic architecture.
- From Le Corbusier to Botta Two buildings in Geneva by two great Swiss architects.
- The Fazy belt From Cornavin station to the Parc des Bastions, following the traces of the old ramparts.
- Rolex Learning Center at EPFL Lausanne
John Murray
Languages
French, English*, Spanish
Special theme tours
- Villas, gardens, and lakeside art on the Right Bank Exploring public parks, trees, and conservation, and their history linked to philanthropy and International Geneva
- The Banks of the Rhône and Arve Rivers Exploring urbanization, water supply, hydraulic systems, and industrialization.
- Ride up the Salève by cable car Enjoy the panoramic view of Geneva, Lake Geneva, the Jura Mountains, and the Alps.
- WTO building, exterior and interior Explore the former ILO, its architecture, and its art.
Sandrina Palomera
Languages
French*, English, Italian, Spanish, Swedish
Special theme tours
- International Geneva on foot.
- International Museum of the Reformation There is no other Museum like the MIR in the world. It's the only secular museum devoted to the history of both the Reformation and Protestantism.
