If you're a fan of Andy Warhol, Dali and Keith Haring, this is the place to be. This sophisticated hotel is very old-meets-new: built in 1899 but revamped by Norman Foster (behind the Queen Elizabeth II Great Court in the British Museum) in 2008. You can choose between modern or original rooms (we’re suckers for the original) whether you want to disconnect with views of the Zurich Lake and the Swiss Alps or head into the city (it's only 20 minutes away.) When you're not gawking at the museum-level art collection (there are over 100 pieces of art), check out the 43,000-square-foot spa and book in at The Restaurant – two Michelin stars are worth dressing up for.
Towering at something close to 679 metres expect a great hike with sensational views. A walk around Zürichberg never fails to amaze us.
9 magical rooms await you at this idyllic spot in the middle of Zurich. Though the house in undeniably aesthetic, it is the garden that steals our hearts. And, of course the cinema room; a perfect way to wind down at the end of the day.
The iconic domed greenhouses are a must-see, as well as their vast collection of flora and fauna. A morning spent at the Botanical Garden is a morning spent well.