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For all fans of the game a must. The perfect place to learn in a fun and creative way everything about football, from the history to the present.

Find all information on the museum’s website.

From Bürkliplatz you travel by ship along the entire 28 kilometre long Lake Zurich. While the outline of the city behind you becomes smaller and smaller on the horizon, the villages on shore, with their villas and vinyards, come into view. Boats sail on the wind across the water, along the shore white swans roam and the Alps on the horizon come closer and closer. Small round trips from 1.5 hours daily and larger round trips from 4 hours to Rapperswil. The offering is completed by theme trips such as the Friday Dance Ship or the Murder Mystery Ship. Travel schedule: www.zsg.ch

For all future scientists: Technorama allows hands-on experiences of hundreds of natural phenomena and technology. At countless experiment stations visitors can discover natural phenomena first-hand and with all the senses. 

More details: www.technorama.ch

At 871 metres above sea level, Zurich’s own mountain offers breathtaking panoramic views over the roofs of Zurich, Lake Zurich and the snow-covered Alps on the horizon. In summer, the Uetliberg is a walkers’ and mountain-bikers’ paradise. In winter, when the walking paths turn to sledging pistes, Zurich’s own mountain becomes a winter-wonderland. Approach by S-Bahn Line10, the steepest standard-track adhesion railway in Europe. Or on foot, via Denzlerweg or Laternenweg from Albisgütli (terminal station, Tram Line 13).