Reformation Wall - Paul Landowski Review

Geneva is the rise of Protestantism, so there are more Protestants here. The Reformation Monument is not on the mountain in the old city, but at the foot of the mountain. A long monument is quite historic and worth seeing.

The Reformation monument is also quite large, the whole monument is a few religious figures, the visit here is also very good, you need to visit slowly, some sculptures are also very interesting, very huge square environment oh.

In the park next to the school, the scenery is beautiful, and you can also learn the story behind it.

On the hill behind the monument, across the ancient city walls is the old city of Geneva, the site of the historical city built by the Kelts and Romans, and the ancient city site built by the medieval city walls, showing a strong European classical city style. The streets of the old town are narrow, but very quiet and comfortable, walking through the shaded alleys, as if time had flowed back to the Middle Ages, that feeling was good. The Reformation Wall, I have no interest in this, foreign teachings have not much to do with China, but foreign teachings have affected their generations, so I can't understand that Buddhism has been introduced to China for a long time, but at present, China's atheists still account for the majority.

The Monument to the Reformation is directly opposite the University of Geneva. At that time, I checked who the four people on the monument were, and Baidu showed that "on the monument, Calvin and three other pioneers were all for the Reformation...", which... I was not even happy for the other three! After working for most of the day, you didn't even mark the name!

I actually accidentally saw the Reformation Monument in Geneva, Switzerland, during the search. I didn't pay attention to the relationship between Switzerland and the Reformation. Follow the navigation, walk to the University of Geneva is equivalent to the Reformation Monument, because it is in front of the University. The so-called monument is a big wall, I don't understand it anyway.