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In gratitude for the assistance provided to China, the city of Kunming presented Zurich with a piece of its own historical value - an amazing garden.

ides in Zurich start city tours from this quite ordinary place. However, the beauty of the Swiss railway station shocks everyone. The facade of the building is decorated with bizarre figures of people. And the modern filling of the internal space makes the place truly European.

The unique, domed structure, which undoubtedly stands out against the background of the classical European architecture of Zurich, will allow you to enjoy a stunning view of the night sky. In addition, the most powerful telescope will give you the opportunity to see constellations up close, as well as celestial bodies of amazing beauty.

This is not a review of bookmakers, but just a one-of-a-kind FIFA museum. Located in the Swiss city of Zurich, the museum combines exhibits of a sports theme - football. Golden balls, soccer uniforms and more.

A complete immersion in the atmosphere of a carefree period of childhood and childishness will be provided by the Toy Museum in Zurich. Once upon a time, Carl Weber, who was especially fond of tiny toys, decided that throwing away this kind of beauty was not only inappropriate, but also slightly blasphemous. As a result, since the 19th century, a huge collection of the rarest exhibits has gathered in this place.

Reviews of this historically valuable place fully justify the reputation of the church. The historical forerunners of the church are extremely rich. Founded in the 9th century, the church was originally built in the Romanesque style, after which, in the year 1000, the church was replaced by a new Romanesque architectural cell of the city. Two hundred years later, the building was again restored in the late Romanesque style, in which it has survived to this day. Curious what exactly

Excursions in Zurich absolutely always contain a plan to visit the Grossmünster Monastery. According to a well-known legend, the founder of the temple was an outstanding historical figure and ruler, Charlemagne. So, at one time, the monastery was a kind of prototype of a similar nunnery, which is located on the other side of the river. The European Reformation movement also affected Switzerland, so the monastery was originally made in the Romanesque architectural style.

Truly, the main attraction of Zurich and a kind of symbol of this fabulous city is the city hall. The architectural structure was erected back in 1698, when Switzerland was experiencing its historical “dawn”. Located on the banks of the Limmat River, the town hall combines the best features of the Baroque architectural style. In addition, the interior decoration, as well as the facade of the building, was preserved. Decorations and decorations inside the building, a unique and rare ceramic oven are relics that keep the secret of the great city.

If the trip of a group of tourists is too boring, you can definitely visit the prototype of the Red Light District, which is located in the fourth quarter of the city. This evil and slightly gloomy place will immerse the guests of the city into the atmosphere of the true life of the representatives of the lower classes. The long street is filled with entertainment venues, as well as places that are not entirely safe for the layman. Nevertheless, the red-light district in Zurich is still recommended to visit, since there are very few such places in the world.

The Bahnhofstrasse street tops the rating of the most expensive shopping places in Europe and the world. The central place of the city is actually filled with outlets of elite, global brands. However, only a few hundred years ago, on the site of a famous street, medieval fortifications were located, which over time were demolished and the ditch formed between them was successfully transformed into a flat surface.