Travel Guide to Zurich, Switzerland

Scenic spot introduction:

Zurich is the main commercial and cultural center and the largest city in Switzerland. It is also one of the most important international financial centers and gold markets in the world and is known as the richest city in Europe. Lake Zurich On the north bank, at the foot of the Alps, the city has a long history and was once an important checkpoint during the Roman Empire. The city elements blend medieval style with modern urban elements. It has a large number of classical churches, theaters and other buildings, as well as many modern residences, hotels and restaurants. The banks of the Limmat River and the shores of Lake Zurich are lush with trees and green grass, and it has the reputation of a "garden city".

Attractions distribution:

Zurich means "water town" in Cretan. The ancient city has a long history and was once an important checkpoint in the Roman Empire. It is a city that combines the Middle Ages with modernization. There are teaching spires, castles and fountains from the Middle Ages in the city; on both sides of the Limmat River there are twin-towered Roman cathedrals, convents, city halls and many modern residences, hotels and restaurants. Lake Zurich is like a crescent moon leaning on the southeast end of the city, stretching for more than 40 kilometers. The blue sky reflects the green lake water, and white sails sway the clouds on the lake; the valleys in the suburbs are covered with green grass and lush forests.

Scenic spot features:

cultural tour, church, western architecture, city tour, western architecture, church, lake