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On the top of the hill there is a lime tree garden of XV century with a view of the river, also you'll find here ruins of ancient Roman palace.
19Besides regular trams, one where you can taste fondue during the ride departs from this stop as well.
11The tower is constructed from 19 transport containers. On first four floors you'll find a store with tarpaulin bags, and an observation platform on the roof.
8Lower stop of the UBS Polybahn funicular is located in the residential building of 1888 year built; the entrance is next to Starbucks.
8The busiest airport of Western Europe with only three landing strips. It is 11-minute train-ride from centre.
7This is the oldest church in Zurich with the biggest in Europe clock set on its tower.
63-floor town hall was constructed in XVII century on the Limmat river's bank. The city council had been holding sessions here till 1978; today it is the museum of history.
6Family business that has been making chocolate of the highest quality for more than 175 years. During this time 1 200 different chocolate confectioneries have been made.
6The museum holds 1275 exhibit items. Petrified remains of dinosaur jaws and eggs were found during excavations in the museum.
5The river flows out of Lake Zurich and goes through the old city. Excursion water tram runs down the Limmat every day.
5Basement of Beyer Chronometrie vintage shop holds the museum. It's devoted to clocks history starting from 1400 AD.
5Looking at the exhibit items that are displayed on four floors of the museum, you can easily get acquainted with the history of Switzerland.
4Former monastery church is one of the major churches of Zurich along with the Fraumünster and St. Peterskirche.
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