Photos of Limmat

The Limmat River traverses the city of Zurich, leads from the northern end of Lake Zurich, and then flows through the center of Zurich, dividing Zurich into new and old towns, and then empties into the Aare River. The banks of the Limmat River are a good place to enjoy the scenery. With the light of the water and the sky, the buildings on the riverside can reflect a different kind of beauty. The famous Church of Our Lady stands on the west bank of the Limmat River, and the Gross Cathedral on the east bank is famous for its unique "pepper shaker" tower. Even more pleasing. In addition to the buildings, the swans on the Limmat River are also a beautiful landscape. You may wish to stroll along the river, admire the exquisite buildings on the shore, watch the leisurely water birds on the lake, and enjoy a pleasant time. From April to October every year, public boats travel around the Limmat River, starting from the National Museum near the train station, and the journey takes about 55 minutes, with departures every half an hour.