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Theater am Neumarkt

Theater am Neumarkt, today is a modern theatre that hosts regular plays that never fail to impress the audience. It is located in Neumarkt, Old town. The theatre offers contemprory plays along with some performances for kids, time to time. The theatre houses 220 seats in the hall and another additional 40 seats at the external stage. Every season, the theatre three different theatrical themes to ensure the explores up to its maximum ability. Often school children showcase their talent here as well. Designed and built by renowned architect David Morf in 1742 as a guild house for shoemakers, Theater am Neumarkt is registered as a cultural heritage building under the Swiss Inventory of Cultural Property. In the Early 1940s, the building was converted to be used as a theatre to host guest performances. It was the second theatre stage in Zurich that hosted contemporary plays. The theatre is disabled friendly and happily reserves space for visitors on wheelchairs. Read More

Uetliberg is a picturesque mountain range on the Swiss Plateau of Zurich that starts from the northern part of Albis. The mountain is 2850 feet high and hence offers spectacular views of Zurich, the alps mountain and Zurich lake from the top point. Adventure lovers can enjoy sports like hiking, camping, paragliding, and bike trailing on the mountain as there are paid facilities for these sports. Stargazing at night is one of the favourite activities among visitors. Hike on the planet trail from Uetliberg to Felsenegg and take a tour of the solar system model on this two-hour walk to finish the trip with more adventure. Read More

The Zurich Opera House was constructed in 1891 and has been the national venue for theatre, opera, and ballet ever since. It is located on the Sechseläutenplatz and has a seating capacity of 1,100 people and hosts various performances and shows. The interiors of the building are intricately designed and painted with carvings that add up to the charm of the hall. Enjoy the recitals, operas, ballets and theatre performances in the magnificent hall with a golden ceiling adorned by a huge chandelier. It was designed by Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer in 1890. It showcases different bands and groups, including Bernhard Theatre, Zurich Ballet and many more. Read More

Away from the hustle-bustle of the city, the Zurich zoo offers you the chance to observe over 360 species of animals that are present here, from tigers and gorillas to turtles and penguins. An onsite resident elephant park and a rainforest are also a part of the zoo. Opened in 1929, today the zoo is a famous tourist attraction. Snow leopards, bears, tortoises and so many other animals can be found here. Not just these, the Kaeng Krachan Elephant Park is a separate outdoor enclosure, allowing visitors to view and see the resident elephant family as they indulge in their daily playful activities. The Masoala Rainforest is also part of the zoo complex. Read More

The Adliswil Felsenegg Cable Car is the only aerial cable car in Zurich with sightseeing points from Adliswil in Sihl Valley to Felsenegg Hill. Situated 800 m above sea level, the only public cable car providing a tour across Lake Zurich in five minutes gives a thrilling experience. With the arrival of the cable car to Felsenegg, the excursion offers some adventure activities like sky walking, altitude, hiking trails, and exquisite restaurants with splendid views. The Nordic Walking Park offers an unparalleled experience, with six trails and a two-hour hike through Planet Trail. At Uetliberg station, visitors can enjoy a unique astronomical experience by hiking a high-altitude trail that offers views of all the planets in our solar system. For a day's getaway, try the panoramic trail and experience the picturesque scenery of untouched nature. Read More

The Appenzell District, a small and quaint canton in the picturesque rolling hills of northeast Switzerland, boasts rural customs and cultural ceremonies unique to the Alpstein region. This car-free district boasts beautiful lanes and shops. With a population of around 7000, it has buildings displaying the rich history and culture of the area. In summers and winters, the Appenzell district is a paradise with green meadows, peaceful surroundings, and medieval structures like the Stoss Pass Memorial. Discover the melancholy of dulcimer music, try your hand at yodelling with locals, stroll through lantern-lit footpaths, and learn the art of leatherworking while staying in this district. To appreciate the natural, cultural, and historical beauty of Appenzell, you must visit the Appenzell Art Museum and hike the Barefoot Trails from the small grassy routes. Read More

Experience retail therapy and gourmet indulgence at one of the world’s most renowned boulevards, Bahnhofstrasse, in Zurich city centre. The street represents elegance, luxury, gastronomy, and tourism, making it a popular tourist hub for visitors. According to a 2011 study, Bahnhofstrasse was named as the third most expensive retail street in the world. Along with being the classiest avenue for retail property in Europe, it was also ranked ninth in the world in the year 2016. Its existence goes back to 150 years when the place was the city moat also called as Fröschengraben ('Ditch of the Frogs'). The street's presence came together when the city's defence was collapsed in 1864, and it was given a new name of Bahnhofstrasse ('Railway Station Street'). Today this street, a 1.4 kilometres stretch connects Lake Zurich with the central Railway station and is mostly a pedestrian zone. It starts from Bahnhofplatz (A station square) through Rennweg, Augustinergasse, Paradeplatz and then finally ending at Bürkliplatz on Lake Zurich. Since trams are a major part of 'Zurich's transport system, Bahnhofstrasse also holds a central part of Zurich's tram network. 'Since1880's other than the S-Bahn, trolleybus and bus, trams have formed integral transfer modes in Switzerland. Read More

Belvoir Park, one of the largest parks in Zurich, attracts tons of visitors every day for its landscaped garden, city views, mountains, scenic beauty, and the lake terrains. Located in Zurich's Enge, this cultural heritage is built in neoclassical architecture style with a carefully crafted arboretum. With 120 species of floral plants housing iris and daylily, the spring season is the best time to visit the park as it is filled with the colour splash. In addition to picnicking on sunny days, this beautiful park presents a relaxing outdoor environment filled with lush trees, expansive lawns, and a massive pool. Visit the Belvoir Villa to explore the cultural heritage of Zurich, and relish the Swiss delicacies from the little kiosk and contemporary restaurants. Read More

The Botanical Garden Gruningen is a natural spring garden located very near the ancient town of Gruningen. One of the two popular botanical gardens in Zurich, the enchanting garden features indigenous and floral species of 16 different plants. A part of what makes the garden exotic is the variety of medicinal plants, herbal trees, rose bushes, and native ferns. First Sundays are the best time to visit the garden because various free guided tours, meditation sessions, and photography workshops are conducted on that day. It was founded in 1961. Read More

Confiserie Sprungli is a historical cafe-salon located in the heart of Paradeplatz and serves a variety of delectable bakery items and patisseries. With its brunch buffet, confectionery, marmalades, delicious jams, handcrafted loaves of bread, and Sprungli Bircher Muesli, this place is a Zurich favourite for its modish ambience and tasty Swiss food. Confiserie Sprungli presents its lunches and dinners in elegant cutlery and food stands, and all the cuisine is visually and gastronomically appealing. Experience the lavish lunch, refreshing breakfast, or aromatic coffee. Its unique combination of style and comfort makes it a special place. While at Confiserie Sprungli, try out their light, rich truffles, airy Luxembourgeri macaroons, cakes, and tartlets. Read More