Auditoire Calvin was first a chapel in the 5th century, and then a parish seat in the 13th century. It also lodged John Knox in 1555. He, along with Thomas Bodley (future founder of the library of Oxford) and Miles Coverdale, collaborated on the first English Bible for household use which came to be called the 'Geneva Bible'.
Auditoire Calvin
5th-century chapel where the Geneva Bible was produced
| Address | Cour Saint-Pierre, 1204 Geneva |
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| Opening Hours | June-Sep: Tue-Sat 11am-5pm, Sun 10am-5pm; Oct-May: Tue-Sat 2-5pm, Sun 10am-noon & 2-5pm; closed Mon |