• Polyterrasse ETH - The tour kicks off with a quick ride on the Polybahn funicular, swiftly transporting visitors from Central to the panoramic terrace in front of the main building of the Federal Institute of Technology in just three minutes. From this viewpoint, enjoy breathtaking views of the city while learning about ETH and Switzerland’s significant contributions to education, science, and innovation.
• Old Town - Discover the captivating allure of Zurich’s Old Town, a vibrant area rich in history, culture, and timeless beauty. Wander through its narrow, cobblestone streets, lined with medieval buildings, boutique shops, and welcoming cafés. Admire iconic landmarks such as the Grossmünster and St. Peter’s Church, which boasts Europe’s largest clock face. Whether exploring hidden alleys, browsing unique stores, or simply soaking in the lively atmosphere of its charming squares, Zurich’s Old Town offers an enchanting journey into the city’s rich heritage. The next few stops are all situated within this historic district.
• Grossmunster - Admire the impressive exterior of the Grossmünster Church.
• Fraumunster Church - The Fraumünster Church stands as one of Zurich’s most iconic landmarks, celebrated for its graceful architecture and magnificent stained glass windows. Appreciate its beauty from the outside.
• St. Peter’s Church - St. Peter’s Church in Zurich is renowned for having the largest clock face in Europe. With a diameter of 8.7 meters (28.5 feet), the clock is a dominant feature of the church’s tower and a striking element of Zurich’s skyline.
• Lindenhof Hill - Lindenhof is a serene oasis in the heart of Zurich, with a history dating back to 80 BC and recognized as the birthplace of the city’s story. With its stunning views, this picturesque park is also an ideal spot for capturing memorable photos.
• Polybahn funicular - The Polybahn, operational since 1889, links the central square near Zurich’s main train station (Central) with the upper part of the city, leading to the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich).
• Polyterrasse ETH - The Polyterrasse is a favored viewing platform located at the main building of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich). Positioned high above the city, it offers stunning panoramic views of Zurich’s Old Town, the Limmat River, and the distant Alps on clear days.
• Rindermarkt - Rindermarkt is a historic and charming square in Zurich’s Old Town (Altstadt), known for its delightful mix of medieval architecture and modern city life. Once a bustling cattle market — as its name implies — Rindermarkt has evolved into a lively area filled with cozy cafés, boutique shops, and inviting restaurants.
• Lake Zurich - After exploring the city and enjoying a short hike on the local hill, return to Zurich by boat. During the 45-minute cruise on Lake Zurich, discuss chocolate while passing by the Lindt Chocolate Factory and admire one of the lake’s most exclusive areas, home to celebrities like Tina Turner.
• Felsenegg - Following the city walking tour, head to one of Zurich’s local treasures, either Uetliberg or Felsenegg, where a short train or aerial cable car ride offers breathtaking panoramic views. This popular recreational spot for locals provides stunning vistas of Zurich, the lake, and the snow-capped Alps. Enjoy a leisurely hike along the unique “Planetweg” trail, which features a scaled-down model of our solar system. Surrounded by the fresh air and beauty of the forest, conclude the experience with a scenic boat ride back to Zurich.

• Local guide
• Ferry cruise
• Aerial cable car or train ride to Felsenegg or Üetliberg

• Alcoholic beverages
• Food and Snacks
• Personal expenses and shopping

For those seeking a more intimate and comprehensive Zurich experience, this tour is tailored for you.

In a small group setting, akin to a private tour, participants will explore the city through a meticulously planned 6-hour journey. This includes a guided walk through the Old Town, a picturesque cruise on Lake Zurich, and a cable car ride to breathtaking viewpoints such as Uetliberg or Felsenegg.

This tour is neither hurried nor scripted. Participants will gain genuine local insights, enjoy a flexible pace, and experience a relaxed atmosphere, allowing them to truly appreciate the city rather than merely ticking off landmarks.

The tour navigates Zurich using trams, boats, funiculars, and cable cars, offering an authentic local experience.

Perfect for those who:

• favor small, more intimate groups
• desire a comprehensive Zurich experience without the hassle of planning
• prioritize quality over hurried, crowded tours

Walking shoes are recommended. Curiosity is essential.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.