We welcome you to the historic museum rooms of the Maison Mallet for your dinner, apéro, conference or general assembly. Up to 80 guests for an apéro or 50 for a seated dinner; museum admission is included.
Musée international de la Réforme
About us
Dinner, Apéro and meetings in the historic museum
Various formats are available for private use outside our regular museum opening hours. We welcome up to 80 guests for an apéro or up to 50 people for a seated dinner. On Mondays, rental is available from 9.00 to 23.30, and from Tuesday to Sunday from 18.00 to 23.30. This allows you to plan your event deliberately after the museum's daily operations.
Museum admission is included in our rental offer and gives your gathering a cultural setting. Our permanent exhibition is dedicated to the history of the Reformation and Protestantism. Paintings, books, objects and audiovisual presentations offer different approaches to this subject. The exhibits include Luther portraits by Cranach and a personal letter from Calvin. The combination of historic house, exhibition and shared event characterises the nature of our offering. Speak with us about the right format for your event.
Rooms
| Room |  Banquet |  Parliamentary |  Standing |  Circle |  Theater |  U-Shape |  Board |
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Amenities
What this venue offers
16 features in 5 categories.
Rooms & facilities
1Indoor
Indoor / Outdoor
Location & arrival
1In the city / village
Position of the Location
Venue & atmosphere
4Museum
Type of location
Historical
Ambience of the Location
Elegant / Luxurious
Ambience of the Location
Suitable for
750+ people
Group size
Conference / Congress
Type of event
Seminar
Type of event
Services & languages
3German
Languages
English
Languages
French
Languages
Reviews
Musée très bien fait et intéressant pour comprendre l'histoire du protestantisme avec des vidéos et interactivité. Dommage cependant qu’il n’y ait pas pas la possibilité de visiter uniquement l’expo temporaire avec un prix moindre. En étant genevois, les locaux pourraient bénéficier d’un prix ou au moins la possibilité de ne visiter que la partie temporaire, vu que l’expo permanente est connue. Exemple ce jour avec Ferdinand Hodler.
Opened in 2005, the museum explores the history of the Reformation and the subsequent development of Protestantism, including figures such as Martin Luther and Jean Calvin. It is housed in the 18th-century Maison Mallet, built on the site of the former cloister where Geneva adopted the Reformation in 1536. Paintings, books, manuscripts and engravings illustrate the changes of the period and their wider impact. ※ Included in the Geneva City Pass.
Great place, worth the prices for reformation scholars and casual tourists. Very well maintained and interesting!
C’est un très beau musée à faire dans la vieille ville de Genève. Le musée est très bien organisé et on y apprend beaucoup de choses sur la réforme en Suisse ainsi qu’en France avec de nombreux documents originaux d’époque et de renom: lettre personnelle de Martin Luther, d’autres de signataires célèbres comme Catherine de Médicis, des portraits, des manuscrits,… Ce fut très agréable de visiter le musée et j’y ai passé un bon moment. Je tiens à remercier le personnel pour son accueil et son amabilité. Et enfin n’hésitez pas à prendre un billet combiné pour visiter le musée ainsi que les tours de la cathédrale Saint-Pierre attenante et le musée archéologique (18 CHF en tarif plein par personne avec possibilité d’acheter sur le site du musée).
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about your event.
We welcome you for dinners, conferences, seminars and general assemblies in our museum rooms on the ground floor of the Maison Mallet.
Contact
Location and contact person
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Musée international de la Réforme
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