Zurich is one of the most expensive cities in the world

Züri is the name of one of the most expensive cities in the world.

Do they actually own Zurich, or are the real owners of Paradeplatz (aka Säumärt, aka Neumarkt) the largest money market in Switzerland? The same square, where in the 50s of the XX century, one of the versions of Venetian pasta was brought - and called Luxemburgerli, and a century earlier, a station could be built, and even earlier, nearby, a crossbow of the national hero of the confederation was stored.

Was there a Charles who had kings and bells on churches? And did the serpents give him a magic ring from which to love even after the tomb?

Interesting about the city:

• The city until the XVI century belonged to women, but they received the right to vote only 50 years ago.
• Here the reformers advised to go to the doctor, not to pilgrim to distant countries.
• Here lived Alfred Escher, the same one who created both Credit Suisse and ETHZ (whose student was Einstein) and cut a 15 km long railway tunnel into Italy;
• Here Lafater and Goethe met, Wagner and Casanova visited;
• Dadaism was created.
• Lived Lenin, James Joyce and Carl Jung;
• Created Corbusier, Tangley, Carlo Scarpa and already a very adult Chagall, and Augusto Giacometti painted the former orphanage, condemned the police station to the title of “the most beautiful in the world”;
• In Zurich, Churchill, in one of the most prestigious universities of the old continent, called for the creation of a united Europe, in which Switzerland never entered, and England had already left.

Zurich is a city where to pay 3,000 a month for a rented apartment, you need to pass a casting, like in a Hollywood movie. Buying 100 square meters for 1.5 million is equivalent to winning roulette. We will see the main attractions, visit several observation decks and talk about the past and present of Zurich and Switzerland. I’m a good photo and you can count on the right angles in the most Instagram places in the city – all this you will take away as a memory of Zurich.

Routes:

• History
• The lime yard is an observation deck
• St. Peter's Church
• Bahnhofstrasse
• Paradeplatz - scandalous galleries and big names
• Fraumunster – frescoes about key moments in the history of the city
• Mayors of medieval Zurich
• Wasserkirche - Celts, Romans, Zwingli
• Grossmunster
• Bellevue: Odeon and Kronenhalle
• Guilds of Zurich - Sixzvonnier
• Opera house

From the train station to the university

• Train Station, Angel and Alfred Asher and his daughter Lydia Welty-Asher's Million Dollar Divorce
• Gottfried Keller Foundation
• Urania and the most beautiful police station in the world
• Fake yard
• The Quarter That Might Not Have Been - Schipfe
• Niderdorfstrasse
• Frescoes with the coat of arms of the Habsburgs and other noble families over the Minnesingers in the house of usurers of the XIV century
• Zurich before the restructuring of the XIX century
• Suvorov and Rimsky – Koraskov – war with Napoleon
• Crown of Zurich: University and Polytechnic

From scientists to bankers

• Crown of Zurich: University and Polytechnic
• Calatrava Library
• Kunsthaus (free entrance on Wednesdays)
• Bellevue
• Grossmunster
• Niederdorfstrasse: the squares of the saved medieval city
• Lenin's House
• Cabaret Voltaire
• Guild homes
• Town Hall
• Perhaps the most famous Zurich singer "Yello" Dieter Mayer - tasting a unique chocolate or no less unique wine in his establishments.
• Champagne and oysters on one of the most picturesque streets on the left bank of Limatt
• Bahnhofstrasse
• Paradeplatz
• Routes can be changed and supplemented

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