Dorothee Kleiner Historische Sammlung, Zurich

Tram Museum Zurich

Housed in the former Burgwies Tramdepot, the Tram Museum in Zurich traces the history of the city's tram system since the first horse-pulled tramcar of 1882

Museum Buehrle

The Foundation E

Heureka by Jean Tinguely

The Heureka in Zürich-Seefeld is another of Jean Tinguely's kinetic art creations, featuring 5 different chimeraic units made from iron bars, steel wheels, metal pipes, wood wheels, metal pans and various electric motors

Coninx-Museum

The Coninx Museum is the private art collection of artist and art collector Werner Coninx, housed in his villa

Chinese Garden

The Chinese Garden in Zurich is a vibrant, lush park that was a gift from Chinese sister city Kunming in return for Zurich's technical help in the development of water supply systems there

Centre Le Corbusier

The Centre Le Corbusier is dedicated to the works of renowned Swiss architect and urban planner Le Corbusier

Loorenkopf

The 33 metre tall Loorenkopf is a freestanding tower with 153 steps leading to a viewing platform

Zurich Zoologischer Garten

Johann Jacobs Museum

The Johann Jacobs Museum traces the history of global trade routes for commodities like coffee, cocoa, diamonds, cotton, tobacco, rubber and oil, and their place in the cultural zeitgeist

Fluntern Cemetery

Fluntern Cemetery is the final resting place of several illustrious personalities such as Nobel Laureates Paul Karrer, Elias Canetti and Leopold Ružička, authors James Joyce and Johanna Spyri, and founding father of CERN Paul Hermann Scherrer