Wasserkirche, Zurich

A captivating wildlife sanctuary in Switzerland, home to over 400 species. Explore stunning exhibits, witness animal conservation efforts, and enjoy educational experiences for all ages.

Built in the 19th century, this famous performance hall is still used today to host several musical as well as dramatic events. It is among the most noteworthy Switzerland tourist places and a haven for enthusiasts of classical music as well as those who appreciate exquisite architecture.

If you’re looking for beautifully landscaped places to see in Zurich, the local Botanical Garden is a must-visit, especially in the spring when the flowers are blooming and the entire space boasts of lush greenery. The tropical greenhouses too are a great sight and these can be visited all year-round as well.

If you’re a nature lover keen on learning more about wildlife, look no further because the Zoological Museum should top your list of must-visit tourist places in Zurich. Tucked away in the University of Zurich, the Zoological Museum is home to over 1500 animals and even a day doesn’t seem enough to observe it all.

Among the most renowned places to visit in Zurich is the Wasserkirche which translates to ‘Water Church’, owing to it being built on an island. Designed in Gothic style, the construction of the structure was originally started in the 10th century and completion of work happened towards the end of the 15th century.

One of the most visually stunning places to see in Zurich is the Urania Sternwarte because this high tower literally lets you reach for the stars! The Urania Observatory which came into being in 1907 was the first building of Zurich to be built in concrete. To date, it continues to be one of the most distinctive buildings situated in the Old Town.