Meet your guide In front of citizenM Geneva hotel, Rue de la Rôtisserie 31/33, 1204 Genève, Switzerland. Please do not enter the hotel, it is only a meeting point and the staff is not informed about the tour.

Explore Geneva's Old Town, walking through areas that were once part of the Jewish Quarter. Begin at the Temple de la Madeleine, a church with deep historical roots, where you’ll explore the connections between various religious histories.

Next, marvel at the grand St Pierre Cathedral, a symbol of the Reformation in Switzerland. Here, you'll uncover the profound changes the Reformation brought to the city and its impact on Geneva's Jewish community.

As you wander further, the cobblestones lead you to the enchanting Place du Grand-Mézel, where the past gently brushes against the present, reminding you of a time when this was the heart of the Jewish Quarter.

The tour continues to the Reformation Wall, a monument honouring the leaders of the Reformation while also reflecting on the challenges faced by the Jewish community during this era. Nearby, the elegant Grand Théâtre de Genève stands as a testament to the city’s cultural evolution.

Finally, your journey concludes at Synagogue Beth-Yaacov, where the story of Geneva’s Jewish community comes alive, offering insights into its historical struggles and enduring presence in the city.