Swiss National Museum
Visiting Switzerland, a country with a long history of civilization, you can get a comprehensive view of Swiss culture here. By holding a Swiss Travel Pass, visitors can enter the museum for free and also get an iPad with Chinese explanations for free (only a 5 CHF deposit is required). It is particularly worth mentioning that there are exhibits from the medieval and prehistoric civilizations, which are truly eye-opening.
Limmat River
The banks of the Limmat River are excellent places to enjoy scenic views. With the gentle water and sky colors, the buildings here appear exceptionally beautiful. The freely flying geese over the river also form a beautiful landscape. Take a stroll along the river, admire the exquisite riverside buildings, watch the leisurely water birds on the lake, and enjoy the pleasant time.
Grossmünster
The Grossmünster is completely free to visit.
It stands on the banks of the Limmat River, facing the Fraumünster Church. Its unique twin towers have become a symbol of Zurich, blending Romanesque, Late Gothic, and Neo-Gothic architectural styles.
Zurich Old Town
The old town is well-preserved, offering a glimpse into the medieval European small town atmosphere. There are many slightly quirky but reasonably priced hotels in the old town. Unique cafes, bookstores, and gift shops are also abundant, making it a great place for an in-depth visit.
Bahnhofstrasse
Bahnhofstrasse is one of the wealthiest streets in the world.
It is a sanctuary for world-renowned brands, where almost every luxury brand and product you can imagine can be found. The products are exquisitely crafted and of superior quality. If you happen to catch a sale, the discounts on many big brands can be unbelievably low.
Augustine Alley
Augustine Alley is a street rich in local history, lined with exquisite historical buildings on both sides of the cobblestone road, all adorned with Swiss flags, exuding a romantic and nostalgic atmosphere.
Today, these colorful little houses have been transformed into highly creative craft shops, cafes, bookstores, and more. If you have enough time, it's worth taking a good stroll here.
