Paula Campbell Visits London

Answer: Yes, it has two as a matter of fact. The austere St John's Chapel which is an element of the White Tower, and the church of St Peter ad Vincula where Anne Boleyn was buried. You can go to services at St Peter ad Vincula on Sundays, sung matins is at 11. The choir can be a good one, and for anyone who is only in order to the service, not to view the Tower, you will go in via the West Checkpoint.

To the left of the Bahnhofstrasse there a small square, where on the left and right sides of developing small streets lead towards Old Small town. If you go to the left went right reach the St. Peter's Kirche.

Candle clocks were simply by different targeted traffic to measure spare time. They were placed inside of vessels to all the air currents which would affect how soon the candle burned. The candles were marked externally with evenly spaced lines. As the burning candle reached a line, an identified period of time has went by.

The best thing recommendations the Europe's largest tower clock. The building once served as a fire tower, has been a man on duty who would hang out a flag on along side it of the tower facing the district with fire and would begin playing around by ring the bells.

Paradeplatz: one amongst the main transport hubs of town and has become place for a number of activities (the name with the area usually translated although Parade Square). From here starts the Guild parade, and popular Street Parad. In the 18th century this area was used as a cattle niche market. Above Paradeplats reigns a majestic building of Credit Suisse built in 1876.

According to census which taken in the past year 2001, the population of the town is around eight thousand six hundred and sixty three individuals.

Bahnhofstrasse: straight from the railway station runs the main street of Bahnhofstrasse. You can be positive you are on Bahnhofstrasse when you see a sculpture with a fountain. Entirely behind this fountain (when you twice yearly from the train station) is the Bahnhofstrasse. It leads on the pier Burkliplatz at the Zurich Sea. Twenty minutes is enough to steer through everything.