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Hotel Stoller
"Nice room that was clean and well equipped. Good access to tram system. Grocery stores and restaurants within walking distance."
Placid Hotel Design & Lifestyle Zurich
"A first experience in Zurich and a very pleasant stay at Placid Hotel. The front desk Staff was top notch! My room was very clean, spacious and had lots of natural light. I worked remotely in my room for hours each day and was happy to enjoy the view while I worked. I couldn't find a single reason to complain. It was conveniently located a block or so from the tram for easy access to all of the other points of interest in Zurich."
Zurich Marriott Hotel
"Nice clean property"
Ruby Mimi Hotel Zurich by IHG
"Chambre petite et très propre. Collée sur la gare. Près des restaurants."
ibis Styles Zurich City Center
"The location is great. Such a short safe walk to the train station. Only issue was it took me way too long to figure out how to turn on the lights in the hotel room. I actually had to Google it. Would definitely recommend adding instructions in room or told upon check in. For those wondering, you have to put your key card in a slot by the bathroom door in order for the lights to work."
Hotel Limmathof
"The rooms were clean. There is a good selection at the buffet, the bacon is especially good. The only thing that surprised me was the number of staircases, it makes it slightly more challenging for elderly guests, though not impossible, as there is an elevator to all floors. Overall a wonderful hotel."
citizenM Zürich
"Amazing experience at the hotel. Great staff"
Motel One Zürich
"Clean rooms, comfortable beds, kind staff, and yes, a luxury for Americans - air conditioning."
Hotel Schweizerhof Zürich
"Everything was great and a good memory was recorded for us."
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Zurich Travel Guide
Zurich, Switzerland's most populous city, boasts one of the world's highest living standards. Zurich's history dates back to Neolithic times and is concentrated in the city's Old Town. There are no fewer than 50 museums and 100 art galleries. The Old Town is the hub of the city's Zürcher Verkehrsverbund public transport network. Zurich's Hauptbahnhof, situated just 12 minutes from Zurich Airport, handles over 2,900 trains per day and is one of more than 20 rail stations in the city. Zurich's other public transit options include trams, electric buses, Lake Zurich water taxis and Limmat River cruises.
Don’t MissPicasso and Monet are among the famous artists with works displayed in Zurich's Fine Arts Museum, but younger tourists may be more interested in the 1,200 vintage toys on display at the Zurich Toy Museum. Another family friendly Zurich attraction, Zurich Zoologischer Garten, was originally established in 1929 and contains more than 2,200 animals today. Zurich’s Chinese Gardens is themed on temple gardens and features Oriental pavilions and flora spread around a small lake. The gardens are a lovely sight when flowers blossom pink in spring or the autumn leaves turn gold. The garden is a part of Zürichhorn, one of the city's most popular parks, while the Swiss National Museum stands at one end of another Zurich park, Platzspitz. The Uetliberg Mountain is an impressive Zurich viewpoint where people can hike or cycle in summer or go sledding in winter.
Restaurants and BarsZurich's main eating, drinking and shopping district is Bahnhofstrasse, a bustling street near Zurich's Hauptbahnhof. A veal dish named Zürigschnätzlets is prepared with cream and wine sauce and is the city's signature dish. Raclette and fondue are two more typical Swiss meals which appear on the menus of Zurich's over 1,500 restaurants alongside countless international offerings. Cüpli wine is one of the must try drinks and is served at the majority of Zurich's 500 bars. Zurich West is the main nightlife district in a city which boasts a large number of bars and nightclubs.
ShoppingMany of the world's costliest clothing boutiques and Swiss chocolate shops line Zurich's main shopping street, Bahnhofsstrasse. Shoppers on smaller budgets, however, will find better bargains in Löwenstrasse's budget shops or Niederdorf's trendy boutiques. Augustinergasse is a street on which antique and souvenir shops sell some of Zurich's authentic clocks, watches, knives and other typical Swiss souvenirs.
Where to stayLuxury hotels with creature comforts including fitness centres and multiple restaurants can easily be found throughout Zurich. These range from the Movenpick Hotel Zurich Airport to the more centrally located Zurich Marriott Hotel. The Flag Zürich is among the city's most affordable places to stay.