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For Grossmünster in Zürich, the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Grossmünster

Limmatquai 32, 8001 Zürich, CH-ZH, CH

Grossmünster

The souvenir vending machine is located in front of a souvenir shop.

Grossmünster is one of the city's best-known landmarks and, with its striking twin towers, defines the banks of the Limmat. The building dates back to medieval origins and impresses with its clear Romanesque architecture, simple forms, and an evocative historical atmosphere. Particularly appealing is the interplay of massive stone walls, tall windows, and the light-filled interior. The church is also of great cultural and historical importance, as it is closely linked to the Reformation. Inside, historical austerity meets modern artistic accents, for example in the windows and bronze doors. Those who climb the towers are rewarded with sweeping views over the old town, the river, and the lake. In this way, the building combines history, architecture, and panoramic views into a truly special experience.

Grossmünster
The souvenir vending machine is located in front of a souvenir shop.
Limmatquai 32
Zürich
Zürich
8001
Switzerland
Grossmünster
Grossmünster
Tourist Attraction
Grossmünster is one of the city's best-known landmarks and, with its striking twin towers, defines the banks of the Limmat. The building dates back to medieval origins and impresses with its clear Romanesque architecture, simple forms, and an evocative historical atmosphere. Particularly appealing is the interplay of massive stone walls, tall windows, and the light-filled interior. The church is also of great cultural and historical importance, as it is closely linked to the Reformation. Inside, historical austerity meets modern artistic accents, for example in the windows and bronze doors. Those who climb the towers are rewarded with sweeping views over the old town, the river, and the lake. In this way, the building combines history, architecture, and panoramic views into a truly special experience.
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