Zurich is the city in Switzerland located at the northwestern tip of Lake Zurich and two rivers: the Limmat and its tributary, the Sihl. The first river has its source in Zurich and after 35 kilometers it flows into the river Aare. The Limmat river flows picturesquely through the center of the city, thanks to which it is possible to admire historic building from its banks. The 13th-century Fraumünster church with a characteristic spiky roof of its tower and the collection of Marc Chagall’s stained glass windows is situated at the western bank of the river. The oldest church of the city, Sankt Peterskirche, with the 13th-century belfry and a large clock face is also situated nearby.
