THE MIR IS CURRENTLY CLOSED FOR TRANSFORMATION

In the very place where the Reformation was adopted in Geneva in 1536, the MIR presents the history of the Protestant Reformation from 1517 to the present day, its specificities, its origin, its history, its evolution, and the influence it has had on the political, cultural, social and religious life of Geneva, Switzerland and elsewhere.

During closure, discover the MIR in a different way thanks to the sections below.

Visit the MIR rooms in 3D

Walk through each room and (re)discover all the treasures on display.

MIR’s most beautiful treasures

Books, paintings, manuscripts and the most precious objects are detailed here.

Temporary exhibitions 2009-2021

Perfumes, dresses, caricatures, America, architecture and other themes that delighted visitors.

Visit the museum shop

for interesting presents, souvenirs and books

Support the Museum

The MIR could not exist without the support of generous sponsors

Make a donation to the MIR

Join the Friends of the Museum

Support the Museum and enjoy many benefits by becoming a member of the Association of the Friends of the MIR.

« Great understanding of how Reformation plot the history of Switzerland through its role as refuge for the prosecuted and immigration. »

Douglas Wong