Swiss Cities

The small town of Baden has Switzerland’s most mineral-rich thermal spring water. But it is also Baden’s cultural offerings and the redeveloped areas and buildings from the time of its industrial heyday which add to the appeal of this small town situated at the gateway to Zurich.

Winterthur is a treasure trove rich in art, history and nature. Switzerland's sixth-biggest city boasts art collections of world renown. Other museums and monuments, a lively old town, an active music and comedy scene, and extensive parks and public gardens give Winterthur, a town small enough to get around conveniently, the air of a big city.

The Kyburg City of Zug is characterised by its distinctive buildings from the late Gothic period in the old city, the most famous landmark of its historic centre around the Kolinplatz being the Zytturm. Cultural life in Zug is varied and abundant. It spans theatre, concerts and cabaret, to traditional events and culinary specialities such as "Zug Rötel" and "Zug Kirschtorte".

As a “metropolis of experiences” by the water, with a magnificent view of the snowcapped Alps on the horizon, Zürich Downtown Switzerland offers a unique mixture of attractions – over 50 museums and more than 100 art galleries, international fashion labels and Zürich designs, and the most flamboyant and lively nightlife in Switzerland.