Built in 735, the two-tower Gothic building of the Hofkirche is Switzerland's most important Renaissance church. The beautiful spires of the church and the pipe organ made in the 17th century are very famous. In the 8th century, it used to be a Benedictine monastery. In 1633 the monastery was destroyed by fire. Rebuilt in 1645. Walking into the church, the solemn atmosphere of the church came to the fore. There is a glimpse of the Bible for people to read at the door. The statue of Jesus is erected in the middle of the church. People who believe in religion pray silently in the chair. There is a vivid and delicate Renaissance on the right side of the church. Late-style engraving pattern. What is most worth mentioning is that there is a pipe organ with 4,950 copper pipes made in 1640. It is very majestic. If you can listen to a religious music here, it will definitely bring out the solemnity and grandeur of the church.