The Fraumünster, in Zurich situated on the side of the Limmat River stands out as a landmark in the city. Its distinct green church tower is quite eye catching. The renowned stained glass windows created by artists like Marc Chagall and Augusto Giacometti are widely. Draw tourists, from corners of the globe.
Fraumünster Zurich
Fraumünster Church
The churchs construction began in the century situated across, from the Grossmünster. Of interest are the five stained glass windows by Marc Chagall, crafted in the 1960s and the rose window located in the transept. Another significant stained glass masterpiece, titled “Heavenly Paradise” (1945) was skillfully created by Augusto Giacometti and can be admired in the transept. He happened to be the uncle of renowned Swiss artist Alberto Giacometti.
Within Fraumünster church lies the organ in Zurichs canton boasting a 5793 pipes. Illustrated through a series of frescoes by Paul Bodmer is the tale depicting the monasterys inception and honoring city saints Felix and Regula. A visit, to this church offers a blend of art, history and spirituality.
Video Zurich – Fraumünster (with cloister)
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