Antonius Wallisellen

Antonius Wallisellen is a modern Catholic church in Wallisellen featuring clean lines, contemporary design, and expansive windows that flood the interior with daylight. The building includes a parish hall and multiple group rooms for community gatherings and services.

The Catholic community purchased the land in 1924, but construction was delayed until 1957 due to post-war demographic shifts. Key additions including the organ and bells followed in the subsequent years.

The church building marks the presence of a Catholic community in a predominantly Protestant region and shows how different religious groups have established themselves in the same area. The spaces reflect coexistence of different faiths.

The church is easily accessible in a residential neighborhood of Wallisellen with parking available nearby. The facilities can be arranged for different occasions, and visitors should check ahead for service times and event schedules.

Four bells were installed in 1961, giving the building its sonic identity. These bells ring during services and have shaped the sound of the neighborhood for more than six decades.