Paradeplatz

This square is Zurich's most prestigious and serves as the center of Swiss banking, combining the city's wealth and history.

10 min

Bahnhofstrasse

A walk along one of the world's most exclusive shopping streets, featuring luxury boutiques, watchmakers, and major banking institutions.

5 min

Fraumunster Church

This former abbey, established in the 9th century by King Louis the German, contains stained-glass windows designed by Marc Chagall.

10 min

St. Peter's Church

This 13th-century church, the oldest parish church in Zurich, has Europe's largest church clock face.

5 min

Lindenhof Hill

A climb to this peaceful, tree-lined plateau offers views over the Limmat River, Old Town rooftops, and the Grossmünster's twin towers.

10 min

Town Hall (Rathaus)

This elegant late-Renaissance structure sits above the Limmat River and has housed Zurich's cantonal parliament since 1698.

5 min

Limmat

The clear waters flowing from Lake Zurich divide the city into its scenic east and west banks.

5 min

Niederdorf

A lively cobblestone street in the old town filled with cafés, shops, and guildhouses dating back centuries.

10 min

Cabaret Voltaire

The birthplace of the Dada art movement, where avant-garde artists challenged traditional art in 1916.

5 min

Grossmunster

Beneath the twin Romanesque towers of this cathedral, Huldrych Zwingli began the Swiss-German Reformation in the 16th century.

10 min