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El Kunsthaus Zurich fue inaugurado en 1910 y considera su abundancia de piezas suizas de los siglos XIX y XX como lo más destacable de su colección. Extendida en muchas ocasiones, innegablemente ésta es una de las colecciones más significativas de Suiza, ya que cuenta con un gran número de obras dadaístas, así como piezas de Chagall, Mondrian, Munch y otros maestros. Aquellos partidarios de los artistas impresionistas estarán encontados de encontrar dos de las mejores pinturas de nenúfares en este lugar. El arte moderno no se olvida aquí. Encontrarás obras de Beuys, Baselitz y Bacon que lo representan. La colección completa está resaltada por un enorme premio de exhibición y fotografía de Alberto Giacommetti. Los Kunsthaus fomentan un buen tema de discusión debido a las exhibiciones temporales consistentes de gran alcance. En la entrada encontrarás una librería de arte minuciosamente surtida.

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Lindenhof

Amid the city's bustle lies a serene sanctum complete with tree-lined walkways and the ornate Hedwig Fountain. This moraine hill-top space is a picturesque canvas and a nationally significant Swiss heritage site. Evidence of early activity dates back to the 2nd Century, and it is believed that the former castle remained standing through the 6th Century. Lindenhof also became a center of political activity and significant historic events. Home to the antiquated Lindenhof quarter, Lindenhof hill is where a synergy of history, culture, and natural beauty takes center stage. What today stands as an open verdant space is an erstwhile Celtic settlement harboring a Roman fortress, the ruins of which are still visible today. This scenic, emerald-hued expanse affords sweeping views of Old Town's charming roofed houses, the meandering waters of the Limmat River, and even the distant, mighty Swiss Alps.

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Botanical Garden of the University of Zurich

Crowning the picture-perfect Weinegg Quarter, this university garden is enlivened by a vivid tapestry of botanical wonders. It is an integral part of the Institute of Systematic Botany. Constructed across its verdant meadows are bubble-style greenhouses, bountiful harbors of plants which lovingly call to mind the clear weather and vibrant landscapes of the Mediterranean and the Tropics. Come spring, the garden comes alive with a burst of mesmerizing blooms while droves of frogs croon into its glimmering pond. From alpine roses and water plants to native European and primitive species, the garden strives to be an embodiment of both research and recreation, creating a gardenscape which is a spectacular feast for the senses.

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Üetliberg

Desde este mirador, Zürich yace a los pies de los visitantes. Se puede llegar al Uetliberg en 20 minutos desde la estación principal del tren en Zürich. La subida a un nivel de casi 870 metros sobre el nivel del mar vale la pena, ya que ofrece una vista panorámica de la ciudad y los Alpes. Encontrarás un patio de recreo para niños, restaurantes y una terraza para admirar el panorama también. Toda la experiencia es realizada con las figuras imaginativas del artista Bruno Weber, las cuales encontrarás en el Uetliberg. Desde aquí, muchos senderos y caminos de montaña llenan la cresta de Albis, la cual se extiende más de 15 kilómetros al sur.

Uhrenmuseum Beyer

The Beyer Clock and Watch Museum is a one of its kind museum and houses an extensive collection of timepieces. Horologists will marvel at the exhibition which showcases over 250 chronological instruments that date back from 1400 BC all the way to modern quartz clocks that are accurate upto a millionth of a second. The instruments are meticulously arranged according to chronology, so the collection begins from shadow sticks, sundials, oil clocks and tails off with navigational chronometers. There is a lot you can learn about man’s complex relationship with time here.

Zurich Zoo

El Zoológico de Zurich es aclamado como una institución cultural de la ciudad y es uno de los mejores y más diversos zoológicos de toda Europa. Cuenta con más de 2200 animales y 260 especies que vienen de todo el mundo. Las especies más raras que puedes encontrar aquí incluyen ranas, pájaros y otros animales salvajes de Nueva Caledonia y Sudáfrica, los cuales normalmente se encuentran en sus hábitats naturales. También ofrecen una amplia variedad de clases y eventos interactivos enfocados en educar al público sobre las necesidades de muchos animales en peligro de extinción. Asegúrate de detenerte y experimentar un lado nuevo enteramente tropical de la ciudad. Desde marzo hasta octubre, este zoológico está abierto de las 09:00 hasta las 17:00.

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Galerie Haas

Talstrasse 62a, Zurich, Suiza, 8001

Established in the year 2003, Galerie Haas specializes in 20th and 21st Century art. Centrally located in Zurich, this gallery showcases pieces by artists around the world. Pioneers of Cubism, Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, have their works on display here, as do post-war artists like Andy Warhol. The artist roster also includes the likes of Lovis Corinth, Otto Dix, Gustav Kluge and Leiko Ikemura.

St. Andreas Castle

Sankt Andreas 11, Cham, Suiza, 6330

Overlooking the River Zugersee, St. Andreas Castle is an ancient existing since 400 CE. The site has been used during the Roman Era for ceremonies and for Christian services in the 8th Century. The castle is under the private ownership and is open to public twice a year. The castle has also been marked as a Swiss heritage site of national significance.

Am Römerholz

Haldenstrasse 95, Winterthur, Suiza, 8400

When Oskar Reinhart thought of a place to house his priced artwork collection, he founded the Am Römerholz. Almost 200 works of art, including paintings and sculptures, are on show here. Visitors can explore the museum and admire amazing art that is full of complex 2D artworks, full of technique, and skill. Here, highlights are paintings of French Impressionism and renowned artists - Vincent van Gogh, Courbet, Daumier, Renoir, Manet, and Cézanne. After appreciating art, visitors can tour the beautiful garden and relax at the cafe on the premises.

Augustinergasse

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Augustinergasse, Zurich, Suiza, 8001

Zurich's vibrant and diverse history comes alive Augustinergasse, a historic street which winds through the charming Old Town. Touted as one of Zurich's most colorful streets, Augustinergasse is where lovingly carved, wooden windows embellish picture-perfect buildings gleaming in corals, emeralds and pastels. In the Middle Ages, it was home to a number of local artists, though the street was largely occupied by wealthy factory owners by the 17th Century. Notable landmarks along Augustinergasse include Augustinerkirche, one of the most significant churches in medieval Zurich, and Munzplatz, which served not only as a church but also as a workshop and mint coinage. Perhaps the most striking attribute of these edifices is the strategically crafted oriel windows, which go beyond just being a pretty ornamentation. Through these bay windows, residents could view forthcoming guests, hence buying themselves time to decline them with grace, if they so wished. These buildings which date to as far back as the 14th Century, are presently storefronts brimming with cultural relics, books, souvenirs, clothing and the likes.

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Galerie im Gwölb

Römerstrasse 3a, Baden, Suiza

Villa Patumbah

Zollikerstrasse 128, Zurich, Suiza, 8008

Villa Patumbah, built for Karl Fürchtegott in the 1880s, demonstrates an architectural style quintessential of the Renaissance period. Designed by Chiodera and Tschudy, the ornate structure is punctuated by a magnificent piano nobile. A glass-stained dome tops the marble-framed windows, intricate murals and balconies. The villa is surrounded by a verdant landscape of manicured lawns, ponds, fountains and gazebos. It is the present headquarters of the Swiss Heritage Society.