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Come face-to-face with rare and exotic animal species, including Amur tigers and snow leopards, which roam in recreations of their natural habitats.
Discover the life of the Swiss people from prehistoric times to the present day while wandering among the rooms of a grandiose riverside castle.
This is one of the world’s most exclusive retail strips. Even if you can’t afford the price tags, it’s worth a browse for the window-shopping alone.
You can make plans for a show at Zürich Opera House during your trip to Zürich. Wander the lakeside in this culturally rich area.
This historic quarter is filled with medieval alleyways, Zurich’s finest churches, artisan’s shops and a hilltop featuring Roman ruins and sweeping city views.
Spot works from the 15th century onward and pieces by Matisse, Picasso and Rembrandt, among other greats at one of Switzerland’s most significant art museums.
It is far from the city, but it has a station very accesible, then it has near supermarkets and and outlet shopping with very good prices. The main advantage was the hotel shuttle, one disadvantage is that there are not much restaurants near.
Ok, more isolated and seemed like industrial area. Only stayed for one night, so didn’t mind.
Felt safe, easy to and from airpoty
Easy train ride into main station. Close to airport but quiet.
There’s a train station nearby.
Convenient to airport and Zurich; nothing much to do specifically around the area.
