Zúrich, la ciudad más grande de Suiza, se encuentra en la punta del lago de Zúrich, en las estribaciones del Oberland bernés, a 280 kilómetros (174 millas) al noreste de Ginebra. Con sus iglesias históricas y sus sinuosas calles adoquinadas, Zúrich es una ciudad muy bonita, pero también sirve como un bullicioso centro financiero y de transporte. Realice una visita guiada privada o en grupos pequeños por este destino de moda, que cuenta con galerías contemporáneas, distritos llenos de creatividad y una próspera escena culinaria y artística. Siga a su guía para explorar el casco histórico, tome el tren de cremallera hasta el barrio de Zurichberg, navegue por el tranquilo lago de Zurich para disfrutar de hermosas vistas del horizonte de la ciudad o compre hasta caer en las elegantes boutiques del centro de Bahnhofstrasse. Los tours lo guían a las principales atracciones como las iglesias de Fraumünster y Grossmünster, Lindenhof Hill, el Museo Nacional Suizo y la Ópera de Zúrich. Las aventuras guiadas al aire libre te permiten surcar los cielos en teleférico hasta el cercano monte. Titlis y Mt. Pilatus; o tome el tren cremallera hasta Jungfraujoch, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, para admirar las vistas panorámicas de las montañas Eiger, Jungfrau y Mönch. A medida que pasan las estaciones y caen los primeros copos de nieve del invierno, los Alpes suizos se transforman en un paraíso para los esquiadores; Haga una excursión de un día a la perfecta imagen de Grindelwald para recorrer sus pistas de renombre mundial.
Born and raised in Zurich, Sílvia has lived in Lisbon for over a decade now. The only way to get back in her good graces if you’re running late is by bringing along a piece of cheese.
learn how to say grüezi (hi). Swiss people appreciate punctuality but also politeness.
starts with a walk by Augustinergrasse and includes stops at Lindenhof Square and Fraumünster Church. Then, cross the river and head to the lake. From Bellevue to the Chinese Garden, you’ll feel like you’re in another world.
Swiss chocolate, what else? Zurich is a paradise for chocoholics.
get to grips with the two sides to the city. Discover traditional Zurich in Niederdorf—locals call it “Dörfli,” or “little village”—and modern, cosmopolitan Zurich on Viadukt shopping street.
head to Üetliberg. Take the train or hike up to enjoy the view of the city and—of course—the lake. If the weather plays nice, you might even catch a glimpse of the Alps.
Zurich is not Switzerland’s capital. It is the country’s biggest city but the capital is actually Bern.
Switzerland's largest city, Zurich is often misidentified as the capital, though this de facto title belongs to Bern. Nonetheless, Zurich is a world-famous financial center, drawing visitors with its upscale shopping opportunities, Old Town charms, picturesque lake, and montane surroundings.
...MásFrom all-night parties and fondue restaurants to laid-back lake cruises and Alpine hiking, there's always something to do around Zurich. The Old Town is worth a wander too, while the Kunsthaus, FIFA Museum, and Swiss National Museum are all great options for a rainy day.
...MásYes. Two days is enough time to experience Zurich's best. Get your bearings on a city tour, then visit a museum before reenergizing over fondue. Afterwards, dance on Langstrasse or discover the alternative industrial areas. Next day, take a morning cruise, then ascend Uetliberg for a birds'-eye view.
...MásNo. Because Switzerland is a confederation, it technically doesn't have a capital city. However, Bern is widely considered to be the de facto capital, as it's where the Swiss parliament meets and several embassies are situated. Banking center Zurich is often nicknamed the financial capital of both Switzerland and the world.
...MásSwimming—in lakes, rivers, and outdoor pools known as badis—is a popular Swiss summer pastime. Summer is also ideal for exploring Uetliberg, Zurich's home mountain for hiking, biking, and picnics. In the city, Old Town terraces and Zurich West industrial zone are popular, while Zürichhorn open-air cinema offers evening entertainment.
...MásYes. Zurich is among the world's most expensive cities, but there are ways to save. Locals often get their meals to go, eating by a picture-perfect lakeside or park spot. Deals like certain city passes include entry to attractions along with travel.
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