Explore Zurich beyond the clichés with this city travel guide, from swimming in the Limmat and discovering Kreis 4’s ...

Before it was known for chocolate, banks, and francs, Zurich was known for its thrift as the second cradle of Protestantism, after Germany. The strict rules of the Reformation, which came to ...

Zurich's natural setting of a large lake, two rivers and tree-covered hills—plus its crisp, clean air—contribute to its excellent quality of life, for residents as well as visitors. Its Old Town is ...

Zurich, Switzerland's largest city, blends historic charm with modern luxury. Highlights include Old Town, Lake Zurich cruises, Kunsthaus museum, Uetliberg mountain, Lindt chocolate museum, ...

Switzerland’s largest city might not spring to mind as an epicentre of vegetarian and vegan living. But amid Zurich’s lovingly preserved Old Town and creatively modernised industrial fringes is a ...

Wander through rows of vineyards to find family-run cellars blending tradition with innovation, historic hotels and a thriving food scene. Located just 40 minutes away from Zurich, Rapperswil — known ...

Zurich is located in northern Switzerland and sits along the banks of the picturesque Limmat River. The city is made up of 12 "Kreise" (the German word for circle, but meaning districts). You'll find ...

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Photo by Franca Candrian & Dean Jaggi, Visual Editor: Biel Parklee. It is no secret that Zürich is quickly becoming Europe’s newest hot spot. Located in the North of Switzerland on Lake Zürich, the ...