Experiences provided by Swisstainable committed service providers in Zurich Region

The commune of Menzingen has centralized the heating for 37 local properties. In one big facility the wood for energy production gets collected and burned, reducing the CO2 emissions around 1’900 tons per year.

Small in size, big on experiences – the Zug region is a true family paradise. Nestled between Lake Zug, the Zugerberg and the charming town of Zug, this area offers exciting outings for young explorers and relaxed moments for grown-ups. Whether by boat, on foot or via mountain railway – here, adventure begins just around the corner.

Baden is full of history and stories. The city lives and breathes culture – it is a place where creativity can be felt. The theatre scene in particular shapes Baden's unmistakable cultural spirit: Lively, approachable and multifaceted.

Between Lindenhof, Niederdorf, and Grossmünster lies Zurich’s historic center. Discover winding streets and squares, historic buildings and guild houses, as well as cafés that shape the charm of Zurich’s Old Town.

Our beehives are located in a peaceful area behind the hotel, close to the edge of the forest and surrounded by blooming plants that provide a rich source of nourishment.

In the last 10 years the industrial wasteland to the west of Zurich has grown into a new bright lights district: The blue-green shimmering Prime Tower, the University of Arts on the Toni-Areal and newly awakened life beneath the arched viaducts. And the nicest way to view all this and the constantly made changes is on foot or by bicycle.

A sled run, trampolines, bouncy castles and more. A great all-ROUND experience – for the whole family!

The picturesque Old Town of Zug, with its bay windows, colorful facades and narrow alleys, presents an idyllic picture indeed. Yet the history of this small city by the lake has been much more turbulent than this tranquil sight suggests today.

The family mountain with revolving gondola lift, "Stuckli-Run" summer toboggan run, tubing run, Skywalk pedestrian suspension bridge, bouncy castle and scooter trekking are the highlights here.

Ötikon harbour, one of the most impressive and oldest settlements on Lake Zurich, was founded back when people and goods mainly travelled by water. From 1636 to 1868, the granary opposite Gasthof Sonne undertook cargo handling. To the east, the gun club closed off the harbour, offering target practice on the lake shore. The bustling tempo prompted a number of inns to open. The Sonne, Rössli and Löwen all enjoyed a golden age from 1636 thanks to the market. The stone landing stage opened in 1867.

Discover Bahnhofstrasse, Zurich's most famous street: On 1.4 kilometres from the main train station to Lake Zurich, you will walk past fashion chains, watch and jewellry stores – and Paradeplatz, the financial centre of Switzerland.

The toboggan run leads from the mountain station down a speedy 3.5-kilometer run to the Sattel valley station.

The southeastern corner of the former town fortification, the Gunpowder Tower, was built between 1522 and 1532 and was used to store gunpowder. Its external diameter is about 14 m, the inner diameter 8.5 m.

Steamboats operate scheduled services on eight of Switzerland's lakes today. Thanks to donations, the “Stadt Zürich” and “Stadt Rapperswil” have also been saved from the scrapyard. The two paddle steamers were renovated between 2003 and May 2006, and are now in use almost every day.