Table of Contents
No Show Museum
The No Show Museum is one of the tourist attractions that visitors in Zurich aim to promote art and promote the idea of nothingness, as it contains empty rooms and empty frames without pictures from the inside. This museum also displays theatrical works, films, and literature And photography, conceptual art and others, as it currently hosts about four hundred art projects from one hundred and twenty artists from all over the world, and the museum was started in 1966 AD by American artist Robert Smithson, then it was developed by many artists all over the world.
Lindenhof Park
Lindenhof Park in Zurich has a long history as it was a Romenian site and a castle for them, but now it is a wide green area intended for pedestrians only, and it has a wonderful view due to its location on the Lindenhof hill along the banks of the Limat river, and it is characterized by its external square surrounded by beautiful ancient palaces, And a number of other well-known buildings, such as the Masonic Lodge.
Kunsthaus Museum
The Kunsthaus Museum, which opened in 1910, includes one of the most important art collections in Switzerland, which was collected over the years by a local art society, and was designed by architects Karl Moser and Robert Cargill, and the museum has a large collection of artwork The master for the most famous artists, as well as many interiors decorated with Neo-Grec style.
Grossmunster Church
The Grossmünster Church, or as it is called the Great Minister Church, is one of the four major churches in Zurich.
Other tourist places in Zurich
Zurich includes many tourist places frequented by tourists from all over the world, the most important of which are the following:
- old City: The Old Town contains many of Zurich’s landmarks, located in the Lindenhof area, on the left bank of the Limmat river.
- Opera House: Its building is characterized by neoclassical design and contains a number of statues of famous musicians, poets and playwrights. The opera house is also home to ballet in the city.
- Uetliberg: Head to the top of the Göteborg Mountain to admire the panoramic city views, Lake Zurich and the Alps.
- Im Viadukt Street: It is a shopping street in which many shops, restaurants of all kinds are located under the railroad bridge corridors.
- Lake Zurich: There are many boats that tourists ride in in the hot summer, along with skiing, cycling, and running along the lake shores.
