Not only is Zurich beautiful and full of culture - it is also one of the safest cities in the world. Just a shame it's not one of the cheapest! Still, you don't need to break the bank if the Zurich is your holiday destination: here is a top ten mix of popular attractions and lesser known treasures to get you into the Swiss spirit!
Zurich is one of Europe's finest when it comes to shopping. Taking a weekend break in Zurich, the Bahnhofstrasse is one of the suggested streets to explore specifically the department stores Globus and Jelmoli.
Drink in some culture: Maiers Theatre is just off-centre in Zurich and as famed for its varied programme: comedy, cabaret, plays, bands, solo artists, dance performances, choirs and so on, along with improv theatres and singalong-performances! If you need a stiff drink after all that, good news, because there's also a bar!
Zurich has a number of night clubs and bars which as a result means that the city is very lively at nights and also the nightlife is very attractive. Zurich is also a host to the world famous event called as "Street Parade". "Niederdorf is the area of Zurich which is most famous for night time enjoyment as the district is full of hotels, shopping centres, punk clubs, Brazilian bars, restaurants, and clubs.
Many of Zurich's splendid attractions consist of that of the Church of Our Lady, Old town, the Great Church, St. Peter Church and the Bahnhofstrasse. The Greta Church is feted because of its twin towers and the Church of Our lady is classic beauty architecture in the 13th century with exceptionally elegant stained-glass window designs. St. Peter Church is recognized because of its greatest clock face in the continent of Europe.
Transportation: Zurich's railway station and the Zurich airport are the most frantic and the biggest transports in the Switzerland. It has 9 railway station and the TGV, a high-speed train that has a station in the city. Trams, buses, trolley buses and boats are terribly efficient public transports in the town. Going around Zurich is not an issue.
Zurich is one of Europe's finest when it comes to shopping. Taking a weekend break in Zurich, the Bahnhofstrasse is one of the suggested streets to explore specifically the department stores Globus and Jelmoli.
Drink in some culture: Maiers Theatre is just off-centre in Zurich and as famed for its varied programme: comedy, cabaret, plays, bands, solo artists, dance performances, choirs and so on, along with improv theatres and singalong-performances! If you need a stiff drink after all that, good news, because there's also a bar!
Zurich has a number of night clubs and bars which as a result means that the city is very lively at nights and also the nightlife is very attractive. Zurich is also a host to the world famous event called as "Street Parade". "Niederdorf is the area of Zurich which is most famous for night time enjoyment as the district is full of hotels, shopping centres, punk clubs, Brazilian bars, restaurants, and clubs.
Many of Zurich's splendid attractions consist of that of the Church of Our Lady, Old town, the Great Church, St. Peter Church and the Bahnhofstrasse. The Greta Church is feted because of its twin towers and the Church of Our lady is classic beauty architecture in the 13th century with exceptionally elegant stained-glass window designs. St. Peter Church is recognized because of its greatest clock face in the continent of Europe.
Transportation: Zurich's railway station and the Zurich airport are the most frantic and the biggest transports in the Switzerland. It has 9 railway station and the TGV, a high-speed train that has a station in the city. Trams, buses, trolley buses and boats are terribly efficient public transports in the town. Going around Zurich is not an issue.