Bahnhofstrasse
Reputed to have the most expensive real estate prices in the world, Zurich’s banking district is also full of exclusive boutiques, departement stores and street-side cafés. www.bahnhofstrasse-zuerich.ch

Fraumünster
The church built on the site of a convent founded in 853 by a grandchild of Charlemagne is full of pointers to its Carolingian origins. Those who prefer classical modernism, however, can savour the five Chagall windows from 1970 and a window in the north transept by that great Swiss artist, Augusto Giacometti.
www.kirche-zh.ch

Nieder- und Oberdorf
Zurich’s Niederdorf and Oberdorf have everything from bars, cafés and restaurants to antique shops and boutiques. The most picturesque streets are the medieval Neumarkt, Rindermarkt and Spiegelgasse. Legend has it that the Grossmünster was founded by Charlemagne.

St. Peter-Kirche
The Romanesque tower of Zurich’s oldest parish church also boasts Europe’s largest clock face. In front of the church is St. Peterhofstatt, a romantic square with two exquisite bookstores.
www.st-peter-zh.ch

Zoo Zurich
As if over 1800 animals from all over the world were not enough, Zurich Zoo now boasts a European first – namely a brand new 10'000 m2 complex that enables visitors to experience the conditions in Madagascar’s Masoala rainforest 1:1. www.zoo.ch

Zurich Card
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