Zurich

Opened in 1929, the Zoo Zurich is counted among the best zoos in the Europe and is currently home to 380 species of animals.

Located in the heart of Old Town of Zurich, the Grossmünster is a Protestant church constructed in Romanesque style that was constructed in 1100.

One of the four main churches of old Zurich, this city landmark was built in the 13th century and was subsequently renovated in the 18th century.

Constructed in 1898 and designed by Gustav Gull, the museum houses permanent displays, large and flexible exhibition halls, a modern library as well as an auditorium for public events.

Built in 1916, this museum focusses on minerals and other geological aspects represented in an engaging manner.

Run by the Zurich University, the botanical garden houses 8,000 different kinds of plants on its expansive grounds, as well as botanical curiosities that reveal the relation between plants and human beings.

Constructed in the middle of the 9th century, this iconic church with its green steeple is amongst Zurich’s most prominent landmark.

A recent addition to the city, the museum celebrates the rich heritage of football showcasing exhibits from different era of the competition.

Located inside the Beyer watch store in the city’s most prestigious shopping district, this small museum displays and recounts the history of timekeeping from 1400 BC to the modern day.

Opened in 1910, this museum is home to one of the biggest collections of art in Switzerland with works covering the period from 13th century till the present day.

Paradeplatz is a prominent public square and a bustling financial hub located in the heart of Zurich, Switzerland. It is renowned for its historic significance and is the home to several major Swiss banks, including UBS and Credit Suisse.

Rhine Falls, located near Schaffhausen in Switzerland, is widely recognized as the largest waterfall in Europe. The falls are formed by the majestic Rhine River as it cascades through rocks and creates a breathtaking spectacle. Rhine Falls is not only a natural wonder but also a popular tourist destination that attracts visitors from around the world.

Lindenhof is a charming public square and park located in the historic city center of Zurich, Switzerland. Perched atop Lindenhof Hill, it offers a tranquil escape from the bustling streets below and provides a breathtaking panoramic view of the city, the Limmat River, and the surrounding landscapes.

Lakeside Badi is a picturesque recreational spot that offers a serene and relaxing environment. The badi, which means "beach" in the local language, features a sandy shoreline and crystal-clear waters, creating a charming setting to enjoy the natural beauty.