MARRIAGE AND RECEPTION

St. Peter's Church
The most distinctive feature of this church, set in the old part of town, is its large clock face. With a diameter of almost 9 meters, it is the largest in Europe. Whilst the church stands on the site of a pre-Romanesque structure dating from the 9th century, the main surviving body of the church dates from about 1700 and takes the form of a striking Baroque interior.

Zunfthaus zur Meisen
The reception venue is this elegant late Baroque house which was built in the 18th century as the guild house of wine merchants. The house now contains a collection of some of the most exquisite pieces of 18th-century porcelain by leading European porcelain makers and has set the scene for many a stately banquet. The Zunfthaus zur Meisen is just a stone's throw from St. Peter's Church and is located at Münsterhof, a historic square in the old town. From the reception venue, you can cross the bridge on 'Münsterbrücke' which will take many of you to your hotels, located just on the other side of the river Limmat. It is well worth a having a stroll around here, weather and time permitting of course.