Zurich
The country's largest city, on the shore of its lake. Old town, Bahnhofstrasse and a thriving cultural scene.
To discover around Zurich
Jules Verne Bar
Breathtaking view from the tower at this former observatory.
Giacometti Frescoes ("Blüemlihalle")
Victorinox Flagship Store, Zurich
The store opened in October 2014 to celebrate Victorinox’s 130th birthday.
Bahnhofstrasse – Zurich’s shopping boulevard
Discover Bahnhofstrasse, Zurich's most famous street: On 1.4 kilometres from the main train station to Lake Zurich, you will walk past fashion chains, watch and jewellry stores – and Paradeplatz, the financial centre of Switzerland.
Pavilion sculpture by Max Bill
The Swiss artist Max Bill created this walk-in "Pavilion Sculpture" in 1983, which may be viewed on its prime position on the Bahnhofstrasse. The stone sculpture, with its pillars, arches and plinths, is certainly one of the best-known works by the late Max Bill.
Kaufleuten
The place to be for nightlife in Zurich.
Niederdorf
The celebrated Old Town district of the Niederdorf is affectionately known by locals as the Dörfli – the “little village”.
Limmat river cruiser
The Limmat river cruiser takes you in comfort past the most beautiful sights of Zurich’s old town until the view of Lake Zurich opens up.
Source: Switzerland Tourism — myswitzerland.com, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.