Our Reformed faith tradition calls us to always be reforming. This 11-day pilgrimage traces the legacy of the Protestant Reformation across France and Switzerland to remind us of where we come from and help us navigate where we are going. We begin in Paris, where Calvin studied, visiting the restored Notre Dame Cathedral and worshiping together. In Chartres, we'll walk the cathedral labyrinth. In Geneva, Calvin's adopted home, we explore St. Pierre's Cathedral, the Reformation Wall, and the International Museum of the Reformation. From our base in Basel, where Erasmus is buried and Calvin first published the Institutes of the Christian Religion, we continue to explore the Reformation in Strasbourg. We conclude in Zurich at the Grossmünster, where Ulrich Zwingli preached. This itinerary is representative and may be adjusted due to opening times and guide availability.
Wednesday, October 13, 2027
Thursday, October 14, 2027
Friday, October 15, 2027
Saturday, October 16, 2027
Sunday, October 17, 2027
Monday, October 18, 2027
Tuesday, October 19, 2027
Wednesday, October 20, 2027
Thursday, October 21, 2027
Friday, October 22, 2027
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Today is a free day with no group touring. There is more to Paris than a group could see together, so the day is yours to spend however you choose.
On your own.
On your own.
A guided tour of the cathedral and its crypt.
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In the late afternoon, we visit the Espace Madeleine, one of the oldest churches in the city, built on the site of a Roman temple and now an open church welcoming all comers.
Included.
The afternoon is your own.
On our own.
On your own.
Included.
Included.
On your own.
In the late afternoon, we return to Basel.
On your own.
On your own.
On your own.
On your own.
Included.
Currently based on estimated rates. Final airfare pricing will be confirmed on or around December 1, 2026.
Breakfast daily, 2 lunches, and 4 dinners
or other specialty beverages
You should be able to walk, with luggage, for up to half a mile on uneven surfaces, such as cobblestones.
On most days, you will be out of the hotel between 9am and 5pm, with breaks along the way and some free time to rest.
You should be able to walk 12,000 steps per day and stand while listening to our professional guides
You should be able to sleep in hotels located in city centers, which may have road noise. Air conditioning in Europe is less effective than in the US and may not cool your room as much as you're used to back home.
You should, after a brief orientation, be able to navigate towns and cities on your own.