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• Zurich's districts

  
  Niederdorf (1)Niederdorf (the lower village) is the part of the old town lying on the eastern side of the Limmat river between the squares Central and Bellevue....

• In the footsteps of Einstein, Joyce and Lenin

  
  Artists, scientists, political visionaries - Zurich has been home to some of the greatest and most original minds of the last century or two....

• Zurich in 48 hours!

  
  You’re in town for only two days? Too short, of course! But here is our Zurich-in-48-hours suggestion....

• Banker turned watchmaker

  
  A Swiss watch is definitely one of the most popular items for visitors to take back from a trip to Zurich....

• The Giacomettis

  The striking, elongated, haggard bronze figures are what Alberto Giacometti (1901 - 1966) is best known for, and Zurich is a great place to see them, as the Kunsthaus houses one of the best collections of his work worldwide....

• Sechseläuten - spring festival

  
  Winter lasts too long in many places and Zurich is no exception. The Zürcher (Zurich’s citizens) have their own solution to this problem: winter is officially chased out of Zurich with the traditional spring festival Sechseläuten (Sächsilüüte in Swiss German)....

• Beer from Zurich

  
  When you think beer, you probably don’t immediately think Switzerland. And indeed we do not produce ...

• Zurich West - district on the move

  
  Construction equipment everywhere, weekly changing detours for cars and pedestrians and fast growing towers and buildings: Zurich In Your Pocket took a closer look at Zurich West, the city’s fastest changing district....

• Swiss breakfast

  Sunday breakfast is an institution in many Swiss families. Zopf is one of the mainstays of Swiss breakfasts, a rich white bread baked in the shape of a braid, and is served with butter, jams,  honey, cheeses or cold meats....

• Zurich's offspaces: where the arty action is

  
  With several notable museums and a host of renowned galleries, you don’t have to look far in Zurich for contemporary art....

• Zurich's history

  Romans and Schwyzerdüütsch (100BC - X Century)Though human history in Zurich began before the Romans, it seems it was they who gave the city its name....