Grossmunster

Zurich Cathedral is located in the centre of Zurich, Swiss financial center. It was built around 1100 years ago. Its architectural style is famous for its Roman twin towers, and it is used as a landmark of Zurich. Zurich Cathedral is across the river from Notre Dame Cathedral on the Limat River from the end of Zurich Lake. The Church of Zurich played an important role in the religious reform of Switzerland in the 16th century. The Seminary of Zurich University and the Museum of Religious Reform were established here. Zurich Cathedral is a Roman architectural style, and its twin towers are recognized as the landmark of Zurich. The painted glass in the church is the masterpiece of Swiss modern artist Giacometti. Zurich Cathedral, Notre Dame Cathedral and St. Peter Cathedral are the three main churches in Zurich. It's very convenient to go to Zurich Cathedral by tram and other public transport.

Most people don't know: there are introductory boards on both sides of the door! Take it by yourself! Remember to find out the corresponding language introduction board, there is no Chinese but English, according to the picture, or some interesting. I like it here, and I look for it again every time I come. This is the Church of Zurich. There is only one city that can be called a cathedral. Where Must Come... But because Switzerland has never been a kingdom, no king, so there are no big churches and castles.

The church was built around 1100 years ago. Its architectural style is famous for its Roman twin towers, which are the landmarks of Zurich. The Church across the river from Notre Dame Cathedral played a pivotal role in the 16th century Swiss religious reform, where the Theological Seminary and the Museum of Religious Reform of the University of Zurich were established. The painted glass in the church is the masterpiece of Swiss modern artist Giacometti. We only went to the bridge over the river and did not cross the river to visit the church. The two towers of the church are highly recognizable and the bells of the church are pleasant.

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.

Zurich, Switzerland. Zurich Cathedral, Grossmunster. Founded around 1100 years ago, it is situated on the Bank of Limat River. Its architectural style is famous for its Roman twin towers, and therefore becomes a landmark of Zurich. Fortunately, the church is open to the public, with a top of 3 euros. It's very beautiful to watch Zurich from the top.

Zurich Cathedral is a landmark building, tall and beautiful, no tickets, but no photos inside. This is also a must-miss scenic spot. The scenery around the church is also charming. It has a beautiful appearance. Even the sculpture of the gate is exquisite.

If you come to Zurich, the iconic building Zurich Cathedral always has to walk around. No tickets are needed for outside visits. If you just want me to see the cathedral like this, you won't have any money. But in-depth visits will be charged.

The cathedral is still worth seeing. With the surrounding lakes, it feels like a landscape painting. It is also a very famous local church. It can climb up a small wooden staircase. It feels quite good and artistic.

Zurich Cathedral! The church was built around 1100 years ago. Its architectural style is famous for its Roman twin towers, which are the landmarks of Zurich. The Church across the river from Notre Dame Cathedral played a pivotal role in the 16th century Swiss religious reform, where the Theological Seminary and the Museum of Religious Reform of the University of Zurich were established. The painted glass in the church is the masterpiece of Swiss modern artist Giacometti.

On the East Bank of the Limat River, which corresponds to the Cathedral of Notre Dame of Zurich, is the Cathedral of Zurich, one of the three main traffic. This is also the landmark of Zurich. The Roman twin towers are very striking. Hugo calls them "a pair of giant pepper bottles". There's time for hiking to the top and a panoramic view of Zurich. The fare is 4 Swiss francs and the steps are steep.