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Zurich Cathedral This cathedral covers a large area and can accommodate about 300 people at the same time. It is also very beautiful to take pictures here. When I went there, no one visited there for a long time. And there are foxes and pigeons outside, it feels particularly romantic

Zurich Cathedral is a landmark building in Zurich, with twin towers and the famous Notre Dame-Samed Gothic architecture. The square in front of the church can see the Notre Dame Cathedral on the Limat and St. Peter's Basilica, which is a good place to visit.

Zurich Cathedral is also one of the largest churches in Switzerland. This church is located in the heart of Zurich's old town. You can see the tower of the tall church here. The natural environment near the church is also very elegant. It is very suitable for couples to walk here.

The Cathedral of Zurich is one of the three main churches in Zurich, Switzerland. The church is located near the banks of the Limat River and was opened around 1100 and around 1220. The church across the river from the Cathedral of Notre Dame played a major role in the 16th century Swiss Reformation, where the University of Zurich Theological Seminary and the Museum of the Reformation were established, and the painted glass inside the church is the masterpiece of Swiss modern art master Giacometti.

Zurich Cathedral, just in the center of Zurich, walk about 10 minutes from the train station, walk towards Lake Zurich, the church is on the shore, enter the church free but can not take pictures, the tower to pay 4 Swiss francs, follow the narrow wooden stairs to the top, The city view of Zurich is beautiful.

Zurich Cathedral is one of the three main churches in Zurich, Switzerland (the other two are Notre Dame Cathedral and St. Peter Cathedral). The cathedral is located near the Bank of the Limat River, across the river from Notre Dame Cathedral. The Seminary of the University of Zurich and the Museum of Religious Reform are all set up here. The painted glass in the Cathedral is the masterpiece of Swiss modern artist Giacometti.

Great and magnificent building, although not understanding the culture, but very shocking