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PUBLIC CLOSURE

Due to coronavirus health measures, MIR is closed to the public until further notice.

Discover the Reformation from 1517 to the present

The MIR stands where Genevans voted in favour of the Reformation in 1536, and features more than 600 books, manuscripts, engravings, paintings and objects. They tell the story of five centuries of Protestant history marked by an extraordinary figure: John Calvin.

CALVIN IN AMERICA

Temporary Exhibition

For the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower, MIR showcases many invaluable historical and artistic items, audio and video clips, films and a virtual crossing of the Atlantic on board the Mayflower.

From October 28th, 2020 to February 2nd, 2021.

NEW

An exceptional collection from the 16th century, including the first edition of Martin Luther’s Treaty on Christian Freedom and 13 other founding texts of the Reformation.

Luther and Calvin as you have never seen them before

The new introductory film to the MIR

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for interesting presents, souvenirs and books

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« Good museum. International Museum of the Reformation was founded with the aim of showcasing the living history of Geneva and the Reformation. Artwork and the Bibles are interesting. Staff are friendly and helpful. There is audio guide available. »

Jose Lejin P J, Genève, January 2021