For more photos see: Reformation Wall Reformation Wall, Monument
International de la Réformation – Mur de la Réformation Built
into one of the old walls of Geneva, overlooking Le Parc des
Bastions on the site of the university of Geneva founded by John
Calvin, the Reformation Wall standing 5m high and 100m long,
depicts main individuals, scenes and documents of the Protestant
Reformation, in statues and bas-reliefs. The centre of the
monument features four 5m statues of: - Theodore Beza, the
successor to John Calvin (1519-1605) - John Calvin, the leader
of the Reformation movement and spiritual father to Geneva
(1509-1564) - William Farel, the first to preach the Reformation
in Geneva (1489-1565) - John Knox, friend of John Calvin and
founder of the Scottish Presbyterians (1513-1572) To the left of
these central statues are three 3m statues of: - Gaspard de
Coligny, leader of the French Huguenots (1519-1572) - William
the Silent, more well known as William I of Orange, father of
the Netherlands and saviour of