Churches

Enge Church is already visible from a distance. Visitors entering its dome are treated to a magnificent view over Zurich.

An oasis of peace in the heart of the Old Town – the cloister of the Grossmünster is (still) an insider tip.

For many pilgrims, Einsiedeln Abbey is one of the most important places of pilgrimage on the Swiss Way of St. James.

Legend has it that the site of the Wasserkirche church is where Zurich’s patron saints, Felix and Regula, were executed.

The St. Peter church in Zurich has the largest church clock face in Europe. Until 1911, the church tower was used as a fire watch post.

The Rococo-style Protestant church with 70.5m tower is a landmark of Horgen built by Johann Jakob Haltiner in 1782.

Standing slightly higher than Zurich’s Main Train Station, the University Quarter and Central traffic hub, the Liebfrauenkirche church comes into view.

The Grossmünster church is the landmark of Zurich. Legend has it that the church was built on the graves of the city’s patron saints, Felix and Regula.

The Fraumünster and Grossmünster churches are landmarks of Zurich. The convent once held great power in Zurich.

Stained glass windows by Dan Rubinstein decorate the St. Verena church in Stäfa.

The Augustinerkirche church in Zurich was a coin workshop for 300 years. Today the Münzplatz square reflects the church's temporary use.

An open-air museum on the history of the two communities of Rapperswil and Jona

Look and watch over Zurich together with Charlemagne.