One of Zurich’s most visited landmarks is disappearing from view for the next four years.
The twin towered Grossmünster will be covered in scaffolding as repair work is undertaken.
The scaffolding will be going up in stages: The towers will be included next year, but it won’t start coming down until 2028.
Construction work on the cathedral started in the year 1100 and it has half a million visitors every year.
Work on renovating the interior has just finished. That took two years.
Twint scam warning
Switzerland has launched a national campaign to help the public spot online scams that exploit the Twint payment app
Water ban in parts of Valais
Val de Bagnes has banned residents from using the irrigation network to water gardens and lawns, as Valais water reserves fall to critical levels
New insurance premium initiative
Switzerland's Socialist Party is expected to launch signature collection today for an initiative linking health insurance premiums to household income
Rail link critical
The Lausanne-Geneva rail line must be Switzerland's "absolute priority", according to the country's public transport association
Income not enough for many households
Nearly 360,000 Swiss workers already earn too little to support their households, and the imminent health premium announcement threatens to push more families under
Speed limit decrease in parts of Lausanne
Several new streets in central Lausanne will drop to 30 kilometres per hour from 12 October, day and night, according to a letter the city has sent to affected residents
