Squares & Streets

Situated to the north of Zurich, Winterthur enthralls with music, art, and culture.

The Cassiopeia boardwalk enables pedestrians and joggers to follow a route all the way along the left bank of Lake Zurich without interruption.

The small town of Zug, which lies to the south of Zurich, enchants with its charming Old Town and lake.

Sechseläutenplatz is a place for relaxing between Bellevue and Zurich's Opera House.

The house where Gottfried Keller lived as a boy, the "Öpfelchammer" and a very picturesque Zurich are located at Rindermarkt (Cattle Market).

Once the widest street in Zurich, Rennweg is now a popular promenade in the heart of the Old Town.

The intersection between Zurich' lake, old town and Bahnhofstrasse is known throughout the world as a financial center.

Roses shape the townscape in picturesque Rapperswil.

Niederdorf offers interesting sights, culinary delights and shopping in Zurich's old town.

Boats docked at "Schipfe" in the Middle Ages, which delivered silk, gold and food to Zurich. Today, the district is an idyllic place to linger.

Limmatquai leads through the middle of Zurich's old town and past many interesting sights and trendy shops

The lakeside park area encloses the lower basin of Lake Zurich with a splendid promenade. Many people gather here to create a colorful scene in summer.

Zurich's former red-light district appeals with its international cuisine, very varied nightlife and urban charm.

Europe's artistic and political avant-garde met at the Spiegelgasse at the beginning of the 20th century.

Roman baths were discovered by chance during renovation work and consequently much learned about Zurich's history.

Bürkliplatz is not only a boat dock, but also a marketplace, art area and event site with a view across Lake Zurich to the Alps.

You can find everything that your heart desires in Bahnhofstrasse: fashion, art and Zurich specialties attract local residents as well as visitors.

Augustinergasse is conspicuous for the many bay windows along it. These served not only to provide light, but also had other practical benefits.

The district in the west of Zurich is full of contrasts, boasting an unpolished charm.

Zurich-born Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi was a pioneer of education.

An open-air museum on the history of the two communities of Rapperswil and Jona

Lindenhof is an oasis at the heart of the city that looks back on a moving history.