Heritage Sites
This collection features architectural landmarks across the Geneva basin and neighboring French departments. Highlights include the 1909 Reformation Wall and the Old Arsenal’s mosaic-adorned archives. The selection spans medieval history with the ruins of Rouelbeau Castle and the Order of Malta’s Compesières Commandry, alongside Enlightenment-era sites like the Racle and Loes houses in Ferney-Voltaire. These sites preserve the region's evolution from military strongholds to stately manor houses and religious centers.
A Reformer's wall
The International Monument to the Reformation, usually known as the Reformation Wall, was inaugurated in 1909 in Geneva, Switzerland.
B Old Arsenal
Former military arsenal. This beautiful historical building now serves as state archives.
C Compesières Commandry
The Compesières Commandry is the main Commandry of the Order of Malta in the Canton of Geneva in Switzerland.
Église de l'Assomption-de-Notre-Dame
Catholic parish church located in the French commune of Prévessin-Moëns.
Maison Racle
18th-century residence built and inhabited by Léonard Racle, an architect and close collaborator of Voltaire.
Maison de Loes
A historic residential building located in the town of Ferney-Voltaire within the Ain department.
Château de Crans
Château de Crans is a manor house in the municipality of Crans in the Canton of Vaud in Switzerland.
Domaine de Garengo
A traditional Geneva manor house situated within the Swiss enclave of Céligny.
Domaine de l’Elysée
An 18th-century manor house and estate located in the municipality of Céligny.
Maison haute d'Ornex
Also known as the Tour d'Ornex, this fortified-style residential building dates back to the 15th century.
Fontaine de Ferney-Voltaire
A historic public fountain located in the center of Ferney-Voltaire.
Château de Collex
A private historic castle located in the municipality of Collex-Bossy.
Château de Tournay
A medieval castle rebuilt in the 18th century, famously purchased and restored by the philosopher Voltaire.
La Tour d'Hermance
A 13th-century defensive tower and the primary vestige of the former castle of the Lords of Hermance.
Château de Bossey
An 18th-century manor house that now hosts the Ecumenical Institute of the World Council of Churches.
Rouelbeau Castle
Rouelbeau Castle is a ruined lowland fortress in the municipality of Meinier and the only comprehensively visible remnant of a medieval…
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