The Grossmünster church holds great value due to the legend surrounding it. The legend says that Charlemagne ordered the construction of the church after finding the graves of Felix and Regula. Felix and Regula were siblings and Christians at a time when Christianity was persecuted. When given the choice to renounce their beliefs or be executed, they chose to be executed.
Today, they are considered Zurich's patron saints. The Grossmünster was also important in the Protestant Reformation. As you can see, the Grossmünster has a lot of historical importance. Its appearance is also special, with twin towers that make it one of Zurich's most recognizable landmarks.
Today, visitors can climb the 187 steps of the North Tower of the Grossmünster and enjoy the view of Zurich. They can also explore the underground crypt, which is a burial site for prominent figures. The crypt is important for preserving the city's history and memories.
Zwinglipl. 7
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