St. Peter and St. Paul’s Catholic Church
The Catholic Church of St. Peter and Paul in Zizers, first mentioned in 1410, is a Baroque church consecrated in 1696. It stands on the remains of a church from the 11th century.
The first documented mention of "Zizers" dates back to 955 AD. Emperor Otto I. donated the "Hof Zizers" to the troubled episcopal church of Chur. The present-day Catholic church is mentioned in 1410. Beneath it there are remains of a first church dating from around the 11th century. The present baroque church was consecrated to the patron saints Petrus and Paulus in 1696.
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