Lake Zurich Promenade
The Lake Zurich promenade runs along the eastern shore of the lake from the opera house to the Zurichhorn park, with views of the Alps on clear days. Free.
City in Switzerland
2 things to see1 of them free
Zurich is Switzerland’s largest city, and its best free pleasures undercut its luxury reputation. In summer the public lake and river bathing areas are open to everyone, the old town on both banks of the Limmat is free to wander, and the Bahnhofstrasse costs nothing to walk even if the shops do not. The parks, riverside spots, and lakefront promenade make a cheap day easy to fill. Trains run easily on to Lucerne and Bern, so Zurich works well as a base for a wider Swiss loop. Late spring through early autumn is the window for the lake; expect Swiss prices on anything you actually buy.
What to see
1 of these cost nothing at all.
The Lake Zurich promenade runs along the eastern shore of the lake from the opera house to the Zurichhorn park, with views of the Alps on clear days. Free.
Zurich's Altstadt is one of the better-preserved medieval city centers in the German-speaking world, and it sits on both banks of the Limmat river at the point where the river flows out of Lake Zurich.
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