- Zürich's Grossmünster is a 12th-century Romanesque ex-cathedral with a fascinating history of Catholic saints and Protestant preaching.
- The driving force behind this heterodoxy was Victor Schlatter, then organist at the Grossmünster.
- Grossmünster 9. yüzyıla dayanan bir efsaneye sahiptir. Efsaneye göre Felix ve Regula kardeşler bu yüzden katledilen Teb lejyonuna mensuplardır.
- The Protestant Reformation in Switzerland led by Ulrich Zwingli began in the Grossmünster, where he preached from 1519 onwards as a priest.
- Grossmünster, also means the great minister, is a beautiful 12th-century cathedral and is one of the most recognizable and distinguished landmarks of Zurich.
- Grossmünster plays a significant role in Zurich’s history as it was here that Huldrych Zwingli started the Swiss-German Reformation in the early 16th century.
- If you want to visit the religious attractions of Switzerland , then, first of all, in Zurich is worth seeing the Grossmünster Cathedral (Grossmünster).
- Spectacular views across the Limmat to the Grossmünster can be enjoyed from a tree-shaded hilltop park, smack in the heart of the Old Town.
- Night Tour of Grossmünster. For an unforgettable experience, Zurich’s most iconic landmark offers free night tours at 10pm on the last Friday of each month.
- A must-see sight in Zurich is without a doubt the Grossmünster Church, the iconic landmark of the city with two distinctive towers.