South of the Lindenhof within the part of the Old Town that lies at the west bank of the Limmat, St. Peter's Church stands on a bit hill. The oldest parish church in Zürich, it has an early thirteenth-century Romanesque choir below the tower and a Baroque nave with three-aisles and galleries. You can see the authentic ninth-century basis underneath the chancel. In 1538, the church acquired the biggest clock dials in Europe, 8.7 meters in diameter, and still holds that document. While wandering around Zurich’s Old Town, churches well worth touring encompass the Romanesque Grossmünster (its dual towers are a Zurich landmark), and the 13th-century Peterskirche (St Peter’s Church), which has Europe’s biggest clock face. A spotlight is the Fraumünster with stained glass home windows via Giacometti and Chagall. Fraumünster turned into founded by way of Louis the German inside the 9th century but a big a part of the church’s architecture represents the twelfth to fifteenth centuries. Grossmünster is one in every of Zürich’s landmarks because the instantly recognizable towers are seen in photos regularly.  This Romanesque church commenced off as a monastic church inside the 12th century and is a stunning instance of medieval architecture.