The Limmat River flows from the northern end of Lake Zurich and straddles the city centre of Zurich. The heart of Europe's financial heart, Zurich's essence, is concentrated almost on both sides of the river. The iconic St. Peter's Church and the Church of Our Lady with high spires are also located. The Limmat River. After a light rain, the Gros Cathedral in the twin towers is bathed in the sun. This church, built in the 8th century AD during the Carolingian period, is a landmark in Zurich and is now part of the University of Zurich Theological Seminary. It seems that Zurich, which has many old buildings and a strong cultural atmosphere, is actually the most popular place in Europe. There are more than 200 banks and countless luxury big-name stores, and local consumption is also More expensive. It is said that Bahnhofstrasse in Zurich is the longest shopping street in Europe and is the same as New York's Fifth Avenue. From the start of the Zurich train station to the shore of Lake Zurich. This avenue does not seem to be as crowded as the fascinating crowds of Fifth Avenue, but the big-name shopping shops are indeed along the street.