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The Gallus-Kapelle or Reformierte Kirche Greifensee (''Im Städtli''), is a church and a listed heritage building in the municipality of Greifensee, Canton of Zürich, Switzerland. == Architecture == The triangular building is considered to be the oldest intact Gothic monument of the medieval town of Greifensee. Originally, it was integrated into the eastern corner of the city walls as a ''Wehrkirche'', a fortified church, repeating in its ground floor the plan of the small town. The Gothic building got its unusual floor plan due to the inclusion in the town walls of Greifensee. The facade is dominated by a clock tower with pinnacles. The interior has a single central pillar, which unfolds to a stellar vault with magnificent keystones. The wooden gallery dates back to 1638, the baptismal font is from 1603, and the pulpit in rococo style dates from 1780. On the inner walls Bible verses are painted. Greifensee (ZH) - Gallus-Kapelle IMG 6563 ShiftN.jpg|''Gallus-Kapelle'' and the town hall of Greifensee Greifensee - Reformierte Kirche (Gallus-Kapelle), Im Städtli 2011-09-03 15-45-08.jpg|view from outside of the town wall Greifensee ZH - Gallus-Kapelle IMG 2432.jpg|interior view Greifensee - Reformierte Kirche (Gallus-Kapelle), Im Städtli 2011-09-03 16-04-48.jpg|ridge tower 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Gallus-Kapelle」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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