Zurich attractions

the Lindt Home of Chocolate by Swiss star architects Christ & Gantenbein. Marvel at its vast atrium with the world's highest free-standing chocolate fountain - the perfect spot for your souvenir photo.

FIFA created the FIFA Museum to celebrate the rich heritage of football, and to showcase in a fun, interactive way how the game continues to connect and inspire the world. The FIFA Museum tells the story of how world football’s governing body has developed association football globally and made it the undisputed number one sport in the world, uniting nations and bringing continents together. A must-see for all fans, the gallery is dedicated to the history of football’s ultimate prize and hosts an incredible collection in a stunning architectural setting where the jewels of the exhibition – the FIFA World Cup Trophies – are on display. It is located in Zürich, Switzerland, across town from the FIFA headquarters.

Experience the best of Zurich with a cruise down the Limmat River! Enjoy the beauty of the city, with its rolling hills and stunning architecture, from a unique perspective. Take in the sights and sounds of the city as you drift along, and capture stunning views of the city's landmarks. With a variety of cruises to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect one for you.

Felsenegg is a viewpoint in the canton of Zurich. Located on the opposite shore of Lake Zurich from the city of Zurich, the viewpoint offers sweeping views of the lake as well as the forested areas of the region.

Featuring over 100 authentic buildings from Switzerland's rich rural tradition, Open-Air Museum Ballenberg offers visitors a glimpse into the social and cultural history of the nation. Open since 1978, the museum represents some of the most important and typical forms of houses, farmsteads, and settlements in Switzerland. This large open-air museum also features displays of traditional craftsmanship including cheesemaking and bread baking, as well as a wide range of local farm animals (including some rare species).