Zürich

Zurich is Switzerland’s largest city and a hub of culture, finance, and innovation. It pairs alpine views with a cosmopolitan edge—where historic churches and winding alleys meet cutting-edge design, world-class galleries, and buzzing nightlife.

Set on the shores of Lake Zurich with the Alps in the distance, it’s a city that’s as scenic as it is efficient. Whether you’re here for the art, the food, the shopping, or just a clean, well-organized escape, Zurich delivers a sharp mix of Swiss precision and urban energy.

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Zurich’s Old Town (Altstadt) is a walkable maze of narrow lanes, boutique shops, and cafés tucked between medieval buildings and centuries-old churches like Grossmünster and Fraumünster.

The Limmat River splits the city in two, offering picture-perfect views and riverside strolls that lead naturally into neighborhoods like Niederdorf—ideal for browsing indie bookstores, grabbing a drink, or people-watching.

For a deeper dive into culture, the Kunsthaus Zurich and the Swiss National Museum showcase everything from classic European masters to avant-garde installations.

But Zurich isn’t just about history and high culture. It’s also a city that knows how to enjoy itself. In summer, locals swim in the lake or lounge at “badis”—open-air riverside baths that double as bars at night.

The food scene is equally lively, with everything from traditional Swiss fare to Michelin-starred innovation and global street food. With clean streets, reliable transport, and a balance of serenity and sophistication, Zurich makes travel feel effortless—and stylish.