When you have a thought to make a travelling for Zurich, undoubtedly your planning is mind-blowing. Here your heart will get unlimited satisfaction and eyes will have lots of natural beauties. Zurich is the financial as well as business capital of Switzerland. The location comes with a glistening eponymous lake with its supreme quality of water. Take a look at some of the most important spots given below.
- Lake Zurich – Lake Zurich is a long and crescent-shaped lake. It is one network of walkways plotted around the lakeshore. Here the visitors will know the largest single cache of works by the Swiss artist of the 20th century, Alberto Giacometti. There is a lot of international artists as well as Edward Much collection outside Scandinavia done by Gogh, Monet, Marc Chagall, and Picasso.
- Altstadt – Altstadt is at medieval and early modern streets and here you can see the city’s culture, nightlife with an opportunity of shopping. Here the visitors will have the opportunity to get in touch with cafes and shops and some of the historic monuments. On the west of Altstadt, the tourists will touch the colossal scale of defensive works built during the time of 17th century.
- Lindenhof – Lindenhof comes at the left bank of Limmat and in the center of the city, there you must see a hill designed by a Roman fortress. Even there must be an unbroken view of Zurich’s oldest quarters on the right bank. Undoubtedly, Lindenhof is a serene place but it has a busy history. Now the Lindenhof is a serene place but it had a busy history.
- Zurich-West – Once it was a hub for heavy manufacturing at the end of the 20th century. Zurich-West is the Viadukt, a railway viaduct where you can get in touch with stylish bars, shops, and restaurants. Another symbol of the Zurich-West renaissance is Bahnhof Hardbrucke.
- Swiss National Museum – The biggest collection of artifacts in Switzerland is in the museum. Here the visitors will get knowledge of prehistoric weapons tools and pottery. The museum is the storage of wooden images, triptychs from chapels, and carved altars. You will also know about Swiss art movements in the gallery. Here you can stay for the time as you like and go check out all the things in the museum.
- Grossmunster – The Prominent landmark in Zurich is the tower of the Romanesque church, Grossmunster. It was begun at the start of the 12 Century and was completed just over a century later. It is the oldest one and has faded frescoes by Hans Leu. In the 16th century, Grossmunster was complete zero to be reformed and initiated by Huldrych Zwingli. Its windows made of stained glass are modern and composed by Alberto Giacometti.
- Zurich Zoo – If you have an animal attraction, you will certainly come to Zurich Zoo. The system and the eco-system allow the animal’s much space to roam as they wish.
Here the most impressive part is Kaeng Krachan Elephant Park where you will visit Indian elephants. The zoo has 4000 animals in near about 340 species and even emperor penguins are in a great number.
- Uetliberg – Uetliberg is located in the area of the mountain to the southwest. You catch the train from the center of the city and reach the location. The location is the perfect one for visitors to do the water activities in the rivers, lakes of the place. To have good food, you will get in touch with hotels and restaurants.
To communicate the place from the farthest area, you can hire a cable car and others vehicles.
- Neiderdorf – Under the towers of Grossmunster, there is Neiderdorf where the young can do their exciting activities. The local people of Zurich call it Dorfli. During the daytime, you can come close to Zurcher geschetzeltes, the most favourite place for wine and cream sauce. There must be some special spots for special attention and the spots are Conditorei Peclard, a traditional cafe with high decoration, and Cabaret Voltaire, the birthplace of the Dada movement.
- Limmat Cruise – Limmat Cruise is the city’s main river and here you can go to the quay at the front of the Swiss National Museum. You can have an advantage for cruises from April to October. In July and August, visitors will make a trip at any time for the cruises. The boats are designed to pass under seven bridges of the city. The visitors will have chances to visit the sights such as Grossmunster and Fraumunster in a different light.
- Rietberg Museum – Rietberg Museum is famous for art and archaeology from around the world. These will be liturgical objects from Ancient Egyptian statues, South Seas, Buddhist art, and African sculptures. The museum cafe gives out picnic baskets in the time of summer and even you will have lunch in the Rieterpark. There is lots of material on the specific areas for temporary shows regarding world themes.
- Bahnhofstrasse – Bahnhofstrasse is the Zurich Prime shopping location and it is fitting for sleek shop-fronts that could be logos for luxury brands. Here is no traffic but here you can use the tram network. On this square, you will have a touch with a confectionery shop and cafe in need of coffee and pastries.
- Beyer Clock and Watch Museum – Beyer Clock and Watch Museum reveals the history of timekeeping and watch-making. The place is packed with navigation instruments, crafted pocket watches, pendulum clocks, quartz wristwatches from 1960s. The museum is very popular and even it is very interesting also.
- Schaffhausen – Schaffhausen is just an hour from Zurich. It is a medieval town and also best known as the gateway of Switzerland’s most popular tourist spots. The waterfall stretches 137 meters across the Rhine River and cascades from the heights measuring 23 meters.
Without any tension, start the journey to Zurich and enjoy yourself limitlessly.
