Best Landmarks in Zurich

Harder Kulm is Interlaken's viewpoint, accessible by funicular, offering spectacular views of the surrounding lakes and mountains.

The Brusio Spiral Viaduct is a stunning circular viaduct on the Bernina Railway line, a feat of engineering.

Appenzell is a charming, traditional Swiss village known for its colorful painted houses and unique cultural heritage.

Lindenhof is a free park in Zurich with stunning views, a popular spot for tourists, chess players, and school groups, and was the center of Zurich in Roman times.

Walking along the Liamat River towards Lake Zurich from Zurich main station offers a lovely pedestrian path with great views and access to the Old Town.

The Stat House, which is Zurich City Hall, offers a free activity called the archaeological windows, where you can get a key and map to discover hidden doors around the city.

The blue key from the Statat House includes access to a special hidden door at the Lynen Hoff.

Belleview, near the opera house, is a gateway to the lakeside promenade.

Taking the Polyibon from Central across the river brings you to a terrace with a view over Zurich.

The Polyibon is a short finicular that brings you to a terrace with a view over Zurich.

Lindenhof Hill offers a tranquil green oasis with panoramic views over the Limmat River, the Old Town, and the Grossmünster. It's a historic site, once a Roman fort, now a beloved local relaxation spot.

A two-hour guided walking tour exploring the historic Old Town of Zurich.

The River Limmat offers cruises through the heart of the Old Town, with views of colorful facades and narrow alleys.

Zurich Rathaus is a grand Town Hall dating back to the 17th century.

Lindenhof Square is a free scenic spot in Zurich with a cool viewpoint where you can see the whole old town of Zurich.

The Rathaus, also known as the town hall, sits on the bank of the Limmat River and houses the legislative chambers and municipal/city parliaments, showcasing Baroque and Renaissance architectural styles.