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Weinplatz (Zurich)

Public square in Zürich, Switzerland

popular public square adjacent to the Gmüesbrugg bridge and the historical Schipfe quarter. Weinplatz is situated in the historical center of Zürich, previously

Weinplatz (Zurich)

Weinplatz_(Zurich)

Schipfe

Historical neighborhood in the city of Zurich, Switzerland

Schipfe (Swiss Standard German pronunciation: [ˈʃɪpfɛ]) is a residential district in Zurich, Switzerland, located on the eastern slope of the Lindenhof

Schipfe

Lindenhof

Quarter of the city of Zurich, Switzerland

situated on Lindenhof hill, on the left side of the Limmat river at the Schipfe. In 1747, a second-century Roman tombstone was discovered at the site,

Lindenhof

Lindenhof hill

Moraine hill and public square in Zurich, Switzerland

bordered by Bahnhofstrasse, and in the east, it ends at the Limmat and the Schipfe quarter. Lindenhof sits atop the remains of a glacier. The hill and its

Lindenhof hill

Lindenhof_hill

Rathausbrücke, Zurich

Bridge in Lindenhof–Schipfe–Weinplatz–Limmatquai in Zurich, Switzerland

square connecting Limmatquai, and the Weinplatz plaza and the historical Schipfe quarter. Rathausbrücke is situated in the historical center of Zurich,

Rathausbrücke, Zurich

Rathausbrücke,_Zurich

Anabaptism

Christian movement

Memorial plate at Schipfe quarter in Zürich for the Anabaptists executed in the early 16th century by the Zürich city government

Anabaptism

Turicum

Former Gallo-Roman settlement in Switzerland

and rises about 25 metres (82 ft) above the level of the Limmat at the Schipfe–Limmatquai area in the west; probably some Roman buildings were built at

Turicum

Reformation in Zürich

Memorial plate at Schipfe for Felix Manz and other anabaptists murdered by the Zürich city government

Reformation in Zürich

Reformation_in_Zürich

Oppidum Lindenhof

Ancient Celtic settlement in Zurich, Switzerland

historical center alongside the easterly Limmat riverbank and the historical Schipfe quarter. Its northern part, where the former medieval Oetenbach nunnery

Oppidum Lindenhof

Oppidum_Lindenhof

Wühre

Pedestrian-only street in Zurich, Switzerland

known as Wühre an der Limmat, is an historic pedestrian-only street in the Schipfe district of Zürich, Switzerland. It runs, along the left (western) side

Wühre

Altstadt (Zurich)

District in Zurich, Switzerland

first stone houses of rich burghers of the recently reichsfrei city. The Schipfe quarter at the Limmat below the Lindenhof is the site of the Roman vicus

Altstadt (Zurich)

Altstadt_(Zurich)

Oetenbach nunnery

Dominican nunnery in Zürich

area of the abolished nunnery towards Uraniastrasse, as seen from Limmatquai, Schipfe and Lindenhof to the left, the Waisenhaus building to the right.

Oetenbach nunnery

Oetenbach_nunnery

Altstadt

German language word for "old town"

Altstadt of Schaffhausen, Switzerland, as seen from Munot Altstadt (parts of: Schipfe) and Lindenhof hill in Zürich, Switzerland Andreas Steigmeier: "Baden (AG

Altstadt

Jelmoli

Department store in Zürich, Switzerland

father-in-law to manage Ciolina Brothers which was a well known textile firm in Schipfe directly on the Limmat river. He brought the new concept of fixed prices

Jelmoli

Limmatquai

Street in Zürich, Switzerland

Limmatquai include the Fraumünster church, the Hotel zum Storchen, the Schipfe and the Lindenhof. The Limmatquai is also one of the main attractions for

Limmatquai

Felix Manz

Co-founder of the Swiss Brethren movement (1498–1527)

Memorial plate on the river wall opposite number 43 Schipfe in Zürich, in remembrance of Manz and other Anabaptists executed in the early 16th century

Felix Manz

Felix_Manz

David Werdmüller

Swiss textile entrepreneur (1548–1612)

silk. He had the Seidenhof built in 1592, bought the silk mill of the Schipfe in 1594, and built the Wollenhof there, a cloth works that he managed alone

David Werdmüller

David_Werdmüller