Zurich is the largest city in Switzerland and is located in the eastern central plateau on the Limmat, the outflow of Lake Zurich. Developed from the Roman base of Turicum, a free imperial city since 1263 and a member of the Swiss Confederation since 1351.

We start our journey in the “Dörfli” situated to the right of the river Limmat, the old town of the small but neat metropolis. Narrow streets and many cafes make up the popular artist and trendy district.

The left bank is dominated by the town house, the Frauenmünster church and the Sankt Peter church. Tourist boats sail the river all year round and take visitors past the most beautiful sights of the old town.

Taking the private Dolder cable car makes climbing the 701-meter-high Adlis mountain a real pleasure. It is hard to imagine a more beautiful location for a hotel high above Zurich.

Today's economic metropolis of Switzerland is the city of the reformer Zwingli, and the largest financial center in the country. The dynamic gateway to Switzerland, a little big city that sixteen million tourists visit every year