2025 marks the 150th anniversary of Hans Christian Andersen's death. To mark the occasion, the Ballet Zürich will immerse itself in the author's fairytale worlds. "Of Light, Wind and Waters" will be performed until 20 March 2025.
What would Switzerland be without its chocolate? Our guests love to visit Lindt’s Home of Chocolate. Its interactive exhibition makes it fun to learn not only about the Swiss history in chocolate making, but create one yourself.
The impressive art installations by Refik Anadol, which show the fragile beauty of our glaciers, can be seen at the Kunsthaus Zürich.In addition to Refik Anadol's installations, the hall also exhibits works by Alexander Calder and Ellsworth Kelly.
When Zurich is in bloom - magnolias, cherry blossoms and more! Depending on the temperature, you can admire the white and pink flowers in many places in the city from mid-March.
2025 marks the 150th anniversary of Hans Christian Andersen's death. To mark the occasion, the Ballet Zürich will immerse itself in the author's fairytale worlds. "Of Light, Wind and Waters" will be performed until 20 March 2025.
What would Switzerland be without its chocolate? Our guests love to visit Lindt’s Home of Chocolate. Its interactive exhibition makes it fun to learn not only about the Swiss history in chocolate making, but create one yourself.
The impressive art installations by Refik Anadol, which show the fragile beauty of our glaciers, can be seen at the Kunsthaus Zürich.In addition to Refik Anadol's installations, the hall also exhibits works by Alexander Calder and Ellsworth Kelly.
When Zurich is in bloom - magnolias, cherry blossoms and more! Depending on the temperature, you can admire the white and pink flowers in many places in the city from mid-March.
2025 marks the 150th anniversary of Hans Christian Andersen's death. To mark the occasion, the Ballet Zürich will immerse itself in the author's fairytale worlds. "Of Light, Wind and Waters" will be performed until 20 March 2025.
What would Switzerland be without its chocolate? Our guests love to visit Lindt’s Home of Chocolate. Its interactive exhibition makes it fun to learn not only about the Swiss history in chocolate making, but create one yourself.
The impressive art installations by Refik Anadol, which show the fragile beauty of our glaciers, can be seen at the Kunsthaus Zürich.In addition to Refik Anadol's installations, the hall also exhibits works by Alexander Calder and Ellsworth Kelly.
