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Discover Zurich. On the Zürich City Guide app, Zurich travelers can find not only key information and a digital city map, but also the practical Zürich Card city pass. If you are new to Zurich, visit the Tourist Information or take a city tour to get insider knowledge about the city.
Visit the places in Zurich that tell the exciting history of the city, see the beautiful parks and green spaces in the middle of the Old Town and enjoy the breathtaking views from the numerous overlooks, and you will experience Zurich’s true character and beauty.
Set alongside the shimmering lake Zurich and the river Limmat and framed by the Swiss Alps, Switzerland's biggest city offers numerous sights and attractions. After all, the history of Zurich dates back to the Romans and is rich in traditions.
Zurich is an exciting city with numerous attractions and things to do: activities, outings, hikes, sights, museums, tours, restaurants - from gourmet to street food, and, of course, shopping at Bahnhofstrasse, Viadukt or in the Old Town.
Zurich’s Old Town. The historic heart of the city beats on both sides of the Limmat river. Here guild houses, churches, historic squares, and hidden-away places nestle alongside each other. Attractions. Streets and Alleys. Old Town Walking Tour. Squares and Gardens.
In the 4th century a castle was built on the Lindenhof, which remained until the Early Middle Ages, around which the settlement of Zurich expanded. In 1218, after the death of the last of the Zähringers, Zürich’s ruling family, Zürich became a free city.
For a period of 24 or 72 hours, Zürich Card holders can enjoy: Unlimited 2nd class travel on all forms of public transportation (tram, bus, train, boat, funicular, and cable car) in the city of Zurich and surrounding region. Transfer between the city and the airport. Trip up the Uetliberg.
The tickets are valid on all types of public transportation in the specified zones – whether bus, tram, S-Bahn train, boat, or cogwheel/funicular railway. Ticket Shop. Tickets and day passes can be purchased from the ticket machines at every stop, at the airport, or at Zurich Main Station.
The modern locale in Zurich’s Niederdorf quarter has completely devoted itself to the coffee bean. Drinking coffee at the Henrici is a true experience, with creations on offer ranging from classic types to creative coffee cocktails.
St. Peter’s Church is the oldest parish church in Zurich. The original foundation walls from the 9th century are still visible under the choir. The city’s first mayor, Rudolf Brun, acquired St. Peter's in 1345 with all the associated privileges and obligations.
