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Very impressive basilica in the heart of Geneva

Free to visit the science gateway!

2 small, fairly steep bends in the vines and a false flat to finish

Basilica Notre-Dame, Geneva The Basilica Notre-Dame is a stop on the annual pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. After a turbulent history spanning centuries, it is now used for Catholic worship. Built between 1852 and 1857 on a former fortress bastion, the Basilica Notre-Dame is the most important Catholic building in Geneva. Located next to the Cornavin train station, it is a stop on pilgrimages to Santiago de Compostela. After an anticlerical government came to power, the basilica was occupied in June 1875 and then closed. It was bought back by the Catholic Church in 1911. Built from molasse, a type of stone used in Geneva for the construction of many buildings, its architecture is reminiscent of the Gothic style of the 12th century. Text / Source: Geneva Tourism, Genève https://www.geneve.com/de/attractions/detail/basilika-notre-dame-auf-den- tracks-der-pilgers

Basilica Notre-Dame, Geneva The Basilica Notre-Dame is a stop on the annual pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. After a turbulent history spanning centuries, it is now used for Catholic worship. Built between 1852 and 1857 on a former fortress bastion, the Basilica Notre-Dame is the most important Catholic building in Geneva. Located next to the Cornavin train station, it is a stop on pilgrimages to Santiago de Compostela. After an anticlerical government came to power, the basilica was occupied in June 1875 and then closed. It was bought back by the Catholic Church in 1911. Built from molasse, a type of stone used in Geneva for the construction of many buildings, its architecture is reminiscent of the Gothic style of the 12th century. Text / Source: Geneva Tourism, Genève https://www.geneve.com/de/attractions/detail/basilika-notre-dame-auf-den- tracks-der-pilgers

Located in the Grottes district, buildings with curved and colorful lines are a real curiosity. Built between 1982 and 1984 by Robert Frei, Christian Hunzicker and Georges Berthoud, they are inspired by the work of Gaudi. Their aesthetics earned them the nickname of Smurfs.

On the Right Bank terroir, Mandement is the main wine-growing region in the canton of Geneva. Wine production in Geneva has its roots in Roman times. Generations of winegrowers and winemakers have perpetuated this tradition to bring to life increasingly noted vintages.

After centuries of eventful history, the Basilica of Our Lady practices Catholic worship. Built between 1852 and 1857, the Basilica of Our Lady is the main Catholic church in Geneva. Located next to the Cornavin train station, it is a stopover for pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela. After an anticlerical government came to power, the basilica was occupied in June 1875 and then closed. In 1911, it was bought by the Catholic Church. Built in molasse, its architecture is inspired by the Gothic style of the 13th century.