“A proud Zuricher merchant, driven by his faith and a desire to give back, constructed this grand chapel.” It is the Bethel-Kapelle. You’re standing right in front of it, a symbol of Zurich’s deep religious history. Imagine yourself transported back to the year 1899, its completion a testament to the vibrant spirit of the city. In a time when the city was changing rapidly, the Bethel-Kapelle stood as a beacon of tradition and faith. It was built with ornate detail and was designed in the beautiful Jugendstil style, a testament to the progressive spirit of the time. This architectural jewel was able to welcome around 1500 worshippers. Designed by a renowned architect, the Bethel-Kapelle became the spiritual anchor for the Bethel Gemeinde, a growing Protestant congregation in Zurich. Its construction marked a new era in the city’s religious scene.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to