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Tips for your visit to Zurich

How do I get to Zurich?

• ✈️ Flights to Zurich

• 🚄 Swiss Rail (SBB) train tickets

• 🚌 International bus services

• 🚗 Car rentals

• 🚕 Airport transfers

• 💸 Budget airlines

• ⛴️ Ferry services to Switzerland

• 🛡️ Travel insurance

• 🎟️ Swiss Travel Pass

• 🅿️ Airport parking

Where do I sleep in Zurich?

• 🏨 Booking.com

• 🏠 Airbnb

• 🌍 Expedia

• 🛏️ Hotels.com

• 🛌 Hostelworld

• 🌟 Baur au Lac Hotel

• 🏢 Marriott Hotels

• 🏨 Dolder Grand Hotel

• 🏘️ Ibis Zurich Hotels

• 🏩 Accor Hotels

What museums should I visit?

• 🎫 Swiss National Museum

• 🖼️ Kunsthaus Zurich exhibitions

• 🏛️ Museum Rietberg

• 🏺 Zoological Museum

• 🔬 ETH Zurich Science City

• 🎨 Museum of Design Zurich

• 🖌️ FIFA World Football Museum

• 🌍 Tram Museum Zurich

• 🏷️ Museum passes for Zurich

• 🎁 Museum gift shops online

How do I get around Zurich?

• 🚉 Zurich Card

• 🚋 Tram tickets for Zurich

• 🚲 Bike rental services

• 🛴 Electric scooter rentals

• 🚗 Car-sharing services

• 🚕 Taxi apps

• 🚐 Airport transfers

• 🚂 Swiss Rail (SBB) tickets

• 🚤 Lake Zurich boat services

• 🚌 Regional bus tickets

Where can I shop in Zurich?

• 🛍️ Bahnhofstrasse

• 🎪 Bürkliplatz Flea Market

• 🛒 Sihlcity Shopping Centre

• 👜 Jelmoli Department Store

• 👗 Designer boutiques

• 🏅 Swiss souvenirs

• 🇨🇭 Swiss brands

• 🖥️ Online shopping fashion

• 👒 Vintage shops in District 4

• 🛒 Shopping tours in Niederdorf

What should I visit in Zurich?

• 🏛️ Swiss National Museum

• 🌸 Lindenhof Hill

• 🖼️ Kunsthaus Zurich

• ⛪ Grossmünster Church

• 🚤 Lake Zurich cruises

• 🚠 Uetliberg Mountain

• 🏞️ Botanical Garden

• 🚶 Walking tours in Altstadt

• 🏔️ Day trips to the Swiss Alps

• 🏰 Rapperswil Castle

Where do we eat in Zurich?

• 🧀 Fondue and raclette spots

• 📅 Booking platforms

• ⭐ Michelin-starred restaurants

• 🥨 Budget-friendly eateries

• 🍔 Food delivery services

• 🥗 Vegan bistros

• 🍳 Best brunch spots

• 🍴 Food tours

• 🍷 Swiss wine tastings

• 🎟️ Dining discount cards

Best ways to explore Zurich:

• 🗺️ GetYourGuide

• 🌐 Viator

• 🚋 Zurich tram and bus tours

• 🚤 Boat trips on Lake Zurich

• 🎫 Zurich City Pass

• 🎟️ Tiqets

• ✨ Klook

• 🚲 Guided bike tours in Zurich

• 🎭 Opera House Zurich

Inside tips for your visit to Zurich

Explore the Old Town’s Hidden Alleyways – Wander off the main streets of Zurich’s Old Town (Altstadt) to discover narrow, cobbled alleys filled with quirky shops, charming cafés, and historical buildings like the Haus zum Rech, which dates back to the 13th century.

Swim in Lake Zurich – During the warmer months, join the locals for a swim in Lake Zurich at one of the public lidos (baths), such as Seebad Enge or Strandbad Mythenquai. It’s a refreshing way to experience the city’s stunning natural beauty.

Visit the Freitag Tower – For a unique shopping experience, head to the Freitag Tower in Zurich-West. This multi-story structure made from recycled shipping containers houses the famous Freitag bags, which are made from upcycled truck tarps.

Explore the Viadukt Market – Located in the trendy Zurich-West district, this market under the railway viaduct arches offers a range of local produce, gourmet foods, and independent shops. It’s a perfect spot for foodies and those looking for something different.

Take a Hike to Üetliberg – Escape the city by hiking up Üetliberg, Zurich’s local mountain. The hike offers panoramic views of the city, the lake, and the Alps. For an easier route, you can also take the train to the top and walk along the scenic trails.

Discover Zurich’s Art Scene at Löwenbräu Areal – This former brewery complex has been transformed into a hub for contemporary art, housing several galleries and museums, including the Kunsthalle Zurich and the Migros Museum of Contemporary Art.

Have a Picnic at Lindenhof – This peaceful hill in the city center offers lovely views of the Old Town and the Limmat River. It’s a great spot for a quiet picnic or to relax after exploring the city.

Visit the Cabaret Voltaire – This small, historic venue is where the Dada art movement was born in 1916. It still hosts exhibitions and performances, and you can enjoy a drink in its café while soaking in the avant-garde history.