including those of St John's Co-Cathedral, Valletta; St Paul's Cathedral, Mdina; the Rotunda of Mosta; and the Church of St Bartholomew, Għargħur. Netherlands Arnemuiden. The 16th-century church clock at Arnemuiden indicates the lunar phase and the time of high tide. Franeker. The Eise Eisinga Planetarium, built 1774–1781, is an orrery and astronomical clock which shows the movements of the solar system. Norway Oslo. A 20th-century astronomical clock at Oslo City Hall. Poland Gdańsk. In St. Mary's Church there is the Gdańsk astronomical clock dating from 1464 to 1470, and built by Hans Düringer of Toruń. It was reconstructed after 1945. Wrocław. A 16th-century clock showing the moon phase at Wrocław Town Hall. Slovakia Stará Bystrica: An astronomical clock in the stylized shape of Our Lady of Sorrows was built in the town square in 2009. The astronomical part of the clock consists of an astrolabe displaying the astrological signs, positions of the Sun and Moon, and the lunar phases. Its statues and automata depict Slovakian historical and religious figures. The clock is controlled by computer using DCF77 signals. Spain Astorga: The interior face of the clock of Astorga Cathedral has a 24-hour dial which shows the lunar phase and the date. Sweden Lund: Lund astronomical clock in Lund Cathedral in Sweden, (Horologium mirabile Lundense) was made around 1425, probably by the clockmaker Nicolaus Lilienveld in Rostock. After it had been in storage since 1837, it was restored and put back in place in 1923. Only the upper, astronomical part is original, while some of the other remaining medieval parts can be seen at the Cathedral museum. When it plays, one can hear In Dulci Jubilo from the smallest organ in the church, while seven wooden figures, representing the three magi and their servants, pass by. : Emil Ahrent, the local priest, constructed and donated an astronomical clock to Fjelie Church in 1946. : K.L. Lundén, the local priest, installed an astronomical clock in in 1954. Rinkaby: An astronomical clock was installed in Rinkaby Church in the 1950s. Modelled on medieval clocks, it was made by a local electrician. Switzerland Bern. The Zytglogge is a famous 15-century astronomical clock housed in a medieval fortification tower. A set of 16th-century clocks which show the zodiac and the days of the week in concentric rings within a 12-hour clock face, with a moon phase ball above: Bremgarten. The clock of the , installed