Dams in Zurich Region

Zurich Zoo, located on the Zürichberg, is home to around 350 animal species in near-natural habitats. As a modern, scientifically managed zoo, its primary goal is the preservation of nature. It works towards this goal in four equally important areas: Species conservation, nature conservation, education and research.

The minster is one of Canton Aargau’s most beautiful churches. It is the core of the medieval pilgrimage destination and erstwhile marketplace, Bad Zurzach.

You can't imagine the city without them: Zurich’s city-centre rooftop bars offer fresh mountain air on hot summer days – and the beautiful view is part of the deal.

In the place where the machine factory, Maschinenfabrik Oerlikon (MFO), once stood, an architecturally fascinating park hall bears witness to the past usage of the site. Particularly in summer, the facility is frequently used for various cultural events, such as open-air movie theatres or festivals of all kinds.

It’s just like Zurich to boast Switzerland’s only tram museum. The historic Depot Burgwies is home to the collection, up to twenty original cars, the eldest dating back to 1897. It also features an exhibit on the development and workings of the Zurich tram.

The Teddy Bear Museum Baden is home to hundreds of stuffed bears. They are displayed in amusing settings as though they were alive.

Visit the Fraumünster at the Münsterhof in Zurich's Old Town. The church houses five coloured Chagall windows in the choir as well as a stained glass by Augusto Giacometti – and in the crypt over 1200 years of city history.

A pleasant stroll through the quaint Old Town of Winterthur is sure to unearth many new and exciting discoveries.

Swim in the historic vaults of the old brewery at the Hürlimannbad & Spa Zurich. Relax in the thermal bath, experience the Roman-Irish spa ritual with 10 stops and relax in the rooftop infinity pool overlooking the city.

It is not only Heidi’s world, but also that of her creator that you get to know in Zürich’s Hirzel. This is where the little Johanna Louise Heusser went to school. Since 1981 the Johanna Spyri Museum has been located in the “Old School House”.

The largest continuous pedestrian zone in Switzerland is located in the heart of the Winterthur Old Town.

The combination of cycling and taking the waters in Bad Zurzach is a dynamic pleasure. And Aargau’s fascinating Upper Rhine region is still somewhat of an insider tip.

See the largest and the smallest dinosaurs in an exhibit hall measuring 3000 square meters.

The Lichthalle MAAG in Zurich is the first permanent museum for immersive art in Switzerland. The new museum offers unique spaces as they have never been seen before in Switzerland – the highlights include 28 pre-installed high-performance projectors, unique 360° all-round projection and excellent acoustics.

The Prime Tower is Zurich’s tallest building, a sparkling, glass-clad construction soaring 105.5 metres above the fashionable Zurich- West district.

Enjoying unforgettable moments on a boat cruise or aboard one of Lake Zurich Navigation company’s Dream Boats.

At FORTYSEVEN in Baden, you immerse yourself in 47-degree thermal water. The modern thermal spa by architect Mario Botta combines wellness with relaxation – from the rooftop terrace to the Kosmos experience pool with light and sound.

In its prime location, Globus’ new world of indulgence invites you to explore: DELICATESSA Food & Wine offers a unique shopping experience in the basement, while the ground-floor Food Hall invites you to linger and enjoy its numerous food options.

Irchelpark is an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy being surrounded by nature. Trees and bushes shield this relaxing retreat from the streets surrounding it. It’s not uncommon to cross paths with students of the University of Zurich’s Irchel Campus here. The institution’s buildings are set in an enchanting location in the upper part of the park.

At the Nature Park Bruderhaus you can look at stags in the wild instead of seeing them in a painting on the livingroom wall. About 80 animals live here in large enclosures that are adapted to their needs.