Zurich

With a varied and high-quality permanent collection of paintings—medieval, Dutch and Italian Baroque, and Impressionist—the Kunsthaus is Zürich's best art museum. — Fodor's

The museum creatively displays the history and culture of Switzerland in a colorful manner for all ages. — Afar Magazine

The Rietberg Museum is the only gallery in Switzerland to concentrate on non-European cultures: it's acclaimed around the world for its art collections from Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania — Frommer's

Spectacular views across the Limmat to the Grossmünster from a tree-shaded hilltop park, smack in the heart of the Aldstadt (Old Town). Watch the boules players while you eat. — Lonely Planet

Masoala Hall, in the Zurich Zoo, is a glass house reproducing a piece of Madagascar jungle. — Afar Magazine

The 13th-century cathedral is renowned for its stunning, distinctive stained-glass windows. — Lonely Planet

Elegant Bahnhofstrasse is simply perfect for window-shopping and affluent Züricher-watching. — Lonely Planet

A stunning array of Cézannes, Manets, Monets, and Degas make this eye-knocking collection one of the best art museums in Europe. — Fodor's

Erected for the city's wine merchants in the 18th century, the Zunfthaus today is a fitting showplace for the Swiss National Museum's ceramics collection. — Fodor's

A church has been on this site since the ninth century. — Fodor's

Located in Zurich’s trendy western district, the Toni-Areal annex of Switzerland's leading design and visual communication museum inhabits what was once Europe’s largest yoghurt factory. — Time Out

One hundred years ago this small house in downtown Zürich became the birthplace of the Dada movement.  — Atlas Obscura

This historic wooden badi situated along the pretty tree-lined Utoquai near the Zurich Opera House has welcomed lakeside idlers since 1890, and parts of the original swimming “palace” still remain. — Afar Magazine

Privately funded by Switzerland's largest department store chain, Migros. — Fodor's

Like the Migros Museum, the ‘Art Hall’ features changing exhibitions of contemporary art and has had to move temporarily from the Löwenbräu site to the Museum Bärengasse (Bärengasse 20-22). — Lonely Planet

The modern-day clubhouse has sleek brown leather sofas, a circular wood-burning fireplace, and yes, phenomenal panoramic views of the city. — Afar Magazine

Engaging and high-tech, the Zoological Museum allows you a close look at its accessible displays on Swiss insects, birds, and amphibians. — Fodor's

Museum dedicated to wax representations of disfiguring diseases.  — Atlas Obscura

Escape the hustle of the city at the botanical garden, home to some 8000 species of the world's flora. — Lonely Planet