Zurich. The financial powerhouse offers treasures that are nothing to do with its bank vaults. The city's artistic heritage as the birthplace of Dadaism remains vibrant today in the reformed industrial spaces that host its fresh galleries. Post industrial restaurants are joining a dining scene that reflects a long history as a cultural crossroad. And nightclubs with no closing time vie alongside classy cocktail bars and raucous havens drawing in half the Swiss population every weekend. While many stop off in Zurich on their way to the Alps, the city itself has a feast of natural attractions within easy reach, from swimming spots on the lake to mountain hikes offering different vistas depending on the season. Fish fresh from the lake, a hidden cocktail bar, rooftop views, concerts in a furniture shop, horse steak in a diner, a 24-hour bakery for the party crowd.. get lost in the city of fine art and wild nature Includes: - 5 long-form interviews with celebrated locals on their relationship with Zurich and their absolute favorite spots there - A selection of the hottest places to visit in two of the city's most charismatic neighborhoods - A selection of our top picks for the entire city - An in-depth story about the Swiss capital's seedy underbelly - A dreamy showcase by fine art photographer Douglas Mandry - An original and commanding piece of fiction by author Thomas Meyer Recommended books, films & music to get you in the Zurich state of mind.
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