Auf der Egg

Auf der Egg goes from Eggstrasse to a formal dead-end that still has narrow paths downhill, reaching Kilchbergstrasse. It is named after the old location name meaning "auf der Ecke" (on the corner) to describe the small hill on which the current church stands.

A blue "Auf der Egg" sign in front of trees
A small alley with two-storey residential buildings on the left and grass and trees on the right. A church tower is visible in the background.
White statue of a woman leaning/sitting on a high chair, in a park with trees and a bench behind it
"Sitzende", statue by Otto Charles Bänninger.
A church building composed of a light brown parallelepipedic building and a church tower with narrow openings and clocks on each side.
Kirche Auf der Egg, also known as Neue Kirche Wollishofen.
That one made me giggle quite a lot, especially in front of a church. It's a statue of Ulrich Zwingli with VR glasses and piles of books, and it was work from students from the Freie Evangelische Schule.
A brown wall with reliefs depicting Feeding the multitude (mural by Otto Bänninger), with a church tower in the background.
Again some Otto Bänninger work, this time in form of a mural depicting feeding the multitude.

Tags: Wollishofen, church, sculpture