Animal Farms in Zurich Region

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Winter fun with ice skating, Bavarian curling and ice hockey

The secluded Triebguet Frischluftbar is located directly on the Limmat River, with views of the Old Town. Enjoy a relaxing stroll or bicycle ride along the pathway or a convivial evening with friends for an after-work beer.

At the National Museum Zurich, you can explore Swiss history from archaeology to the present day – visit permanent and special exhibitions, take part in guided tours and workshops and discover a collection of over 870,000 objects.

Museums, galleries, art publishers - the Löwenbräu Areal is a much loved venue for art enthusiasts. The changing exhibitions of contemporary art have transformed this former brewery into a landmark cultural centre.

Between 1996 and 1999, Tadashi Kawamata from Japan created a passage through the city in collaboration with the Kunsthaus Zug. Five interventions form a trail that leads from the Kunsthaus through the Old Town and along the lake promenade to the nature reserve.

Right at the very heart of Central Switzerland, shared by cantons Zug, Schwyz and Lucerne, lies Lake Zug - Switzerland’s tenth largest lake.

The Swiss artist Bruno Weber spent more than 50 years building a peerless and universal artwork on the edge of the forest above Dietikon and Spreitenbach.

Discover the most exciting Escape Games in the middle of Zurich, Winterthur and Lucerne!

The natural pond is part of the Zurich Wilderness Park.

The Lorze Industrial Trail Association showcases industrial culture by means of information panels along the river Lorze and in the town of Zug, as well as through books, films, guided tours and excursions.

In the historically important farmhouse on a vineyard dating from 1670, you will find testimonies to the past of the small town on the Rhine and to the bailiwick in Eglisau as well as to the history of shipping and fishing.

The naughty sparrow Männi is clever, daring and sometimes rather cheeky. On the Adventure Trail on the Atzmännig Mountain in Zürich’s Oberland children can experience the story of Männi, written by Andrew Bond, and accompany the bird on its adventures.

This international award-winning museum offers a rich variety of insights into castle life over the last 800 years.

Gourmets can discover the culinary aspects of Zurich on a guided walk through the trendy Zurich-West quarter.

The climbing arena in Winterthur Töss offers modern climbing facilities for every age.

Hop on your bike and explore the Zug region. You don’t need much for your adventure: just put on your bike helmet, saddle up and off you go. From exciting bike trails to leisurely bike tours, the Zug region has something for everyone. To round the day off, enjoy a dip in the refreshing waters and an aperitif as the sun goes down.

Four collections – Poster, Design, Graphics and Applied Art – encompass more than 500,000 objects at the Museum für Gestaltung. Switzerland’s foremost museum of design and visual communication is also one of the leading institutions in Europe, known for its fascinating temporary exhibitions.

The interplay of water and light is fascinating – and when one adds music to the two elements, a marvelous drama ensues: the water symphony.

Visit the fascinating oasis in the middle of the city and learn all about natural vertical farming.