This immense wall is a tribute to Jean Calvin and his friends who promoted their version of the Reformation in the 16th century. The immense sculptured heads of these preachers rival those of Mount Rushmore and occupy, perhaps, a similar role in the history of Geneva. Repelling Catholic armies from places nearby in that century in the name of Calvinism... More

The founding fathers of the Reformation are celebrated along the length of this imposing wall in twice life siize figures. Luther, Calvin and Knox I expected to see. But Cromwell is also there plus others I was not familiar with. The words of the Lords Prayer and a declaration of the Pilgrim Fathers atre incised into the wall in English,... More

This attraction is within the Parc des Bastions, a place where you find random people coming together to platy chess then leave... the Reformation Wall is a nice place to learn about the history of Geneva. The four men who made a difference in the history of Geneva deserve your time. Once you are done, en a short walk to... More

The Reformation Wall is in the corner Parc des Bastions which in its own right is beautiful to see. If you have any interest in religious history, or the Reformation itself, take the time to observe the monument to those that made it real for all of us.

Big imposing statues in the middle of a lovely park. Part of the Swiss history...and after that take a pic of all the check and mate lovers.

Good place to visit as part of an historical tour of Geneva. I recommend that you read about Geneva history and the persons represented here in order to understand its significance for Geneva.

If it's raining take cover among the cannons, but as I was not a War buff this was not a very interesting site for me

The sculptures on this wall, located in Parc des Bastions, are very interesting and beautiful, and are definitely worth making a detour to see.

I found this a really intriguing monument, in a lovely setting. It's informative, multi-lingual, and huge without dominating. Definitely worth a look.