About
Zurich
Located in northern Switzerland,
a country which is tucked between France, Italy and Germany, Zurich
is the largest city of one of Europe's best run countries in terms of
cleanliness and civic efficiency. Accommodations and restaurants in
Zurich
are a little more expensive than other European countries. Zurich
has a excellent tram system to shoot around the city or you can even
borrow a bike for free compliments of the city. Go!
Zurich Tourism Old
Town (Altstadt): Historic, medieval area with well-preserved buildings,
narrow streets, squares, antique and specialty stores, cafes and bars.
Niederdorf
Area: Upper village area where the more younger crowds hang out and
hit up the many bars and clubs.
Grossmunster
(Great Cathedral): This 12th-century cathedral, whose majestic twin
towers stand out in the city, played an important role in the Reformation
in the early 16th century.
Zuricher
Festspiele: Festival occurs every Junes and celebrates art and music,
including opera, theater, ballet and concerts.
Swiss
National Museum: Inside a historic castle, this museum displays Medieval,
Stone Age and religious artifacts, including weapons, books, stained
glass windows, clocks, coins and costumes.