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Cr de Saint-Pierre, 1204 Genève, Switzerland
Beautiful cathedral located in the heart of Geneva's stunning old town. Entry into the cathedral itself is free of charge, but you can purchase tickets for the archaeological site below the cathedral, to visit the cathedrals towers and for the adjacent museum. The archaeological site was really interesting for those interested in the city's history and the towers of the cathedral offer stunning 360 degree panoramic views.
Such a lovely cathedral and the architecture everywhere is just amazing. The entrance is free, but then you should not miss climbing the towers (€7). The way up is tight, so be careful if you're claustrophobic. The city views from the top are like nothing else. Don't forget to stop by the chapel before exiting that has magnificent art and details.
This is a MUST visit in Geneva. The beauty of the Cathedral and its views from the top are simply breathtaking. The colors of the stained glass reflecting on the ground make the place even more special. I can't stress enough how worth it it is to go to the top. The views are just outstanding. Without a doubt, one of my favorite places in all of Geneva.
It's very beautiful but you need to walk uphill a lot. Make sure you have a bottle of water with you. You don't need a ticket to enter inside but if you want ho up then you need to buy the ticket. It's not an easy stairs to climb but people who love architecture and history will love it, others will get tired and suffocated. Overall a must visit place.
This impressive cathedral visible from afar is the highest point in the city and also an excellent starting point to explore the Old Town. You can climb an additional 157 steps to the top of the north tower for the breathtaking panorama. Grandiose structure. Austere and yet beautiful interior. Not to be missed, definitely. In a corner of Saint Peter's Courtyard there is a statue of this black, massive and burdened Jeremiah, the prophet that seems to bear all the world's sorrows. That only adds to the atmosphere here. Must be seen!!









