Zurich Slideshow

Take a journey through Zurich to visit Bürkliterrasse and to shop at Schweizer Heimatwerk.

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Hermann Hubacher's sculpture, dedicated to Zeus (as an eagle) and his lover Ganymede, is located on Lake Zurich.

Locals catch the train at a station on Paradeplatz, once the location of a popular cattle market.

Storchengasse has several shops where tourists can pick up toys, perfume, designer clothes and more.

Grab a bite to eat at the Sternen Grill, a popular spot to indulge in a variety of succulent sausages.

A photographer captures the inside of the Stadlhofen, an important railway station located near Zurich's Opera House.

The Limmat River runs through Schipfe, a part of the Zurich's Lindenhof quarter that dates back to pre-Roman times.

A photographer captures a sculpture found on Zürichhorn, where the gardens are a popular recreational area.

Head to Schweizer Heimatwerk to find souvenirs made in Switzerland, including music boxes, toys and jewelry.

The Rote Fabrik (Red Factory) is a former factory site now used as a cultural center.

Bahnofstrasse, an avenue in Zurich, is one of the world's most expensive and exclusive shopping areas.

H. Schwarzenbach is a family-owned trading outpost that sells everything from flavored oils to dried tropical fruits.

Tourists and locals head to the Schiffbau, or Shipbuilding, which houses a restaurant, jazz club and a playhouse.