I have a bit of a thing obsession for doorways and doors so this week’s theme is right up my doorway alley.
In the old town of Geneva you will find this impressive doorway – The 15th century Hotel De Ville (Town Hall) located along Rue de l’Hotel-de-Ville still serves as the seat of government in Geneva and is the site of many political milestones including the first convening of the Geneva Convention in 1864 and the founding of the League of Nations in 1920.
Have a peep through the doorway
Inside you will find an impressive courtyard, with more doorways
The large paved ramp surrounding the building its most unique feature. Built between 1555 and 1578 by Peter Desfosses, the design of the ramp enabled direct access to the upper floors on horseback or on foot.
TRAVEL WORDS 
These are lovely photos (I’m a bit of a fan of doors and doorways too). I think my favourite is the last one, with all the pillars in it.
Beautifully captured Jude, those pillars create so much atmosphere.
I love finding things I didn’t know about.
I never got to the old Town in Geneva, Shame if this is an example of the architecuture. Enjoyed your photos.
I loved wandering around that area, I wrote another post about the Old Town if you want to see a few more images
https://smallbluegreenwords.wordpress.com/2013/04/23/postcard-from-geneve/
Thanks, Jude. I will check it out.