St. Pierre Cathedral

St. Pierre Cathedral, located in Geneva, Switzerland, is a historic Gothic structure dating back to the 12th century. It served as the city’s primary place of worship and played a significant role in religious and civic life. The cathedral features impressive stained glass windows, a tall bell tower, and archaeological remains from earlier churches built on the site. Its architecture reflects medieval craftsmanship, and it’s also notable for connections to Calvinist Reformation history. Today, it functions as a church and a tourist attraction, offering visitors insights into Geneva’s religious heritage and architectural evolution.