Bulach

Bulach is historic town and a municipality in Switzerland in the canton of Zurich, located in the district. By the same name, and in Glatt Valley German: Glattal, the small river is about 4 km east of Glatt and about 4 km south of High Rhine and about 6 km north of the airport Zurich officially. The language Swiss variety of standard is German, but the main spoken language is the local form of the Alemannic Swiss German dialect.Bulach has been mentioned for the first time in 811 as the Pulcha.

Falling within the Rest: The description of the excavation of the opening cemetery of Joachim Werner was published in 1953, which is the popular Sigristenkeller Gallery stand on the revised church and a small hill, surrounded by beautiful old buildings including Pfarrhaus. The name of the church is named after St. Laurentius, which is dedicated to the city's Coat of Arms. Saint Laurentius is in the seduction of Pope Sixtus II. , And when they were killed by fire in 258 AD, they were killed, the Church creates a well-matched unit with the Town Hall, and there is a tower above it that grows up to a height of 74 meters. In addition, On the first Saturday of every month, at 6.00 in the evening, Trumpeters play for half an hour from the top of the tower.