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Old Town Zürich dazzles with its medieval charm and picture-perfect streets. The twin spires of Grossmünster and Fraumünster churches stand watch over cobblestone squares lined with colourful guild houses. Wander through car-free zones to discover hidden courtyards, ancient fountains, and cultural treasures like the Kunsthaus and Swiss National Museum. Refuel at cosy cafés serving rösti and fondue, or browse boutiques selling Swiss watches and handcrafted goods. Most attractions sit within easy walking distance, while excellent tram connections at Paradeplatz and Rathaus stops make exploring beyond the area a breeze.
Seefeld serves up luxurious lakeside living with a side of old-world charm. The tree-lined streets lead to gorgeous Lake Zürich, where locals stroll the waterfront paths through Zürichhorn Park. Art lovers can explore the Museum Bellerive or catch a performance at the elegant Opera House. The Chinese Garden offers a peaceful escape when you need a breather from the upscale boutiques. Dining options range from chic cafes to sophisticated restaurants with lake views. Tram stops at Hoschgasse, Frohlichstrasse, and Feldeggstrasse make getting around a breeze. Though accommodation lean towards the fancy side, the neighborhood's walkability and tranquil atmosphere make it worth every franc.
Aussersihl
Aussersihl has transformed from working-class roots to Zürich's hippest district, where alternative vibes meet urban cool. Street art pops against industrial backdrops while the iconic Freitag Tower built from shipping containers makes for a perfect photo op. Langstrasse buzzes with neon-lit bars and vintage shops, while Viadukt's converted railway arches house trendy boutiques and eateries that locals love. The dining scene serves up everything from Turkish döner to Vietnamese pho at prices that won't completely destroy your wallet. Getting around is a breeze with excellent tram connections and walkable streets that let you explore at your own pace. Boutique hotels and design hostels offer industrial-chic aesthetics for travellers seeking style with their slumber.
Enge
Enge strikes the perfect balance between big-city buzz and lakeside bliss in Zürich. Elegant waterfront promenades lead to cultural treasures like the FIFA World Football Museum and Museum Rietberg with its Asian art collections. You can soak up stunning Alpine views, catch a boat tour, or just people-watch as locals stroll through manicured parks. The area offers upscale dining with lake views and excellent transport connections. Hop on frequent trams or the S-Bahn to explore, or simply walk along tree-lined streets past Belle Époque mansions and contemporary glass buildings. Swimming spots dot the lakefront during summer months.
Oerlikon blends business bustle with surprising artistic flair. The former industrial area now hosts major concerts at Halle 622 and art installations throughout the district. Travellers appreciate the modern architecture alongside thoughtfully preserved factory buildings. MFO-Park offers a green escape with its unique metal framework covered in climbing plants. Getting around couldn't be easier with Zürich Oerlikon railway station connecting you to everywhere worth going. Business travellers appreciate the proximity to corporate headquarters while still having access to theatres and music venues. Most restaurants cater to professionals with upscale dining options available near office buildings.
It's feeding time at the zoo! If you want to be reminded of some of the great animals our world is home to, you might want to pay a visit to Zoo Zurich, located 1.7 mi (2.8 km) from central Zürich. If you have fun at Zoo Zurich, you'll love Botanical Garden and FIFA World Football Museum, both located nearby.
If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Bahnhofstrasse in Old Town Zürich. Splash some more cash at Rosenhof and Kanzlei Flea Market.
Wander cobblestone streets in the Old Town, admiring medieval guild houses and Gothic church spires. Cruise across Lake Zürich, then sample Swiss chocolates and window-shop along the upscale Bahnhofstrasse.
There's a lot visitors like about Zürich, especially its cafes and historical sites. You can easily spend a relaxing day visiting Lakeside Promenade and Botanical Garden. A stop at other sights like Polybahn Funicular and Swiss National Museum will create memories.
