The Martin Bodmer Foundation, nestled in Geneva, Switzerland, houses a remarkable collection of rare books and letters curated by the Swiss scholar Martin Bodmer. This literary treasure trove features significant pieces such as a Gutenberg Bible from 1452 and a collection of Egyptian papyri, including segments of Old and New Testament writings. Visitors can explore these and other historical documents, offering a unique glimpse into the evolution of the written word. The foundation provides a serene and scholarly environment, perfect for those with a passion for literature and history.
Martin Bodmer Foundation (Fondation Martin Bodmer)
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