An open soft play indoor space for kids aged 0-3 in Zurich! This place is great, especially when…read morethe weather is not the best. It is the only place of its kind in Zurich proper that I am aware of. My only complaint is that, to my understanding, it is only open Fridays, which is a bummer. The staff are friendly. The facility is clean. There are two rooms. One geared toward infants and very new walkers and another which has an obstacle course type play set for the steady walking crowd. It has never been overly crowded and the kids seem to love it. If I remember correctly, the price is 25chf for 90mins, not a bad deal for Switzerland!

We went one Friday afternoon to escape the rain. The equipment is nice and plenty of space. The…read morelocation was extremely difficult to find, even using a sat-nav and the area is not nice. Recommend you bring your food or healthy snack.

This is a great, quiet park for young toddlers or kids who like to climb. Ample green space for…read morekids to run. Completely enclosed. There are multiple ramps to climb and a moderate sized hill. Very few swings, no basket swing. There is a sand pit. Great place to picnic as there are three tables. The only drawback is the graffiti all over everything! Why the city doesn't clean it is beyond me as they know it is there. No toilets and no place to buy beverages or food either so be sure to pack your own. You can easily spend an hour or two here and young kids will be entertained.

Well worth the visit - Zurich Zoo is more of a conservation project than zoo. A 10-15 minute drive…read morefrom downtown, the Zoo is situated on a terraced slope so you have several small hills to navigate. The Zoo stretches over a fairly large park with smaller focused areas with animal specific regions. Signage is pretty good plus they give you a map. There is a very impressive atrium, Masoala Rainforest, with lush tropical vegetation, animals and a waterfall. There is also a canopy top observation point accessible via a circular staircase. They have zebras, giraffes, elephants (to name a few) in large indoor and outdoor spaces. There is an aquarium area, with penguins, plus petting areas with goats and kid friendly zones. There is also a little train that you can ride around to see some of the exhibits. Definitely worth the trip, allow 3-4 hours minimum if you want to see most of the exhibits.

Great place to spend a few hours on a nice day. I visited with my husband and three kids. We…read morepurchased the family pass for 73 CHF which admitted two adults and as many of your own kids, age 6-15, as you have. This worked out to be about 20 CHF cheaper than individual tickets. We purchased at the ticket booth but you can also save a little more by purchasing online. Prices are on par with any big city zoo I've ever been to. This zoo is large, clean and well thought out. There are childrens play areas spread throughout. The animal enclosures are, for the most part, large with spaces for the animals to get away from the crowds. There is plenty of shade throughout the zoo. We drove here and found paid street parking easily. There is public transportation nearby and also a place to park your bicycles.

Terrific community center in Seefeld. There's a big enclosed playground for children of all ages…read more The cafe serves up delicious home made treats. There are all kinds of classes offered at this GZ for adults and children such as ballet, swimming, yoga, karate, etc. A real gem in the neighborhood.

Anyone that knows me knows that I love to walk. So, after a busy day at Rheinfall, I still wanted…read moreto walk and explore Zurich. Left my hotel looking for a place with a good view of the river and old city. Like a magnet, I was pulled to Lindenhof. Lindenhof is a historic hill and public square in the heart of Zurich. It is known for its Roman origins, medieval significance, and panoramic views of the city. Lindenhof sits on a hill in Zurich's Old Town. People have lived here for thousands of years dating back to prehistoric communities during the Neolithic and Bronze Ages. Old tombstones found here have been traced back to Roman times. During the 9th century, a royal palace was built here. That site later served as a place to unify Swizerland under the Helvetic Constitution. I love how medieval history also documents how women dressed up as soldiers to defend the city. It was so nice to relax and enjoy the tranquil, tree-covered park. The panoramic views of the Limmat River, Lake Zurich, and Old Town were stunning. Listening to the church bells ring in unison was a bit magical. A beautiful park to visit on Switzerland National Day.

This hill is located in the the oldest part of Zurich (near Schipfe). It was once a Celtic…read moresettlement and then it became a Roman fort. The stone wall of the fort is what you see today. There's more history there that is still being uncovered. Some items found around the Lindenhof date back to the 1st century BC. Today, it's a large park with incredible views of Zurich and the Limmat River. We saw groups of people playing boules in the grassy area on a Sunday, as well as people playing chess. There's a fountain in the middle of the square that pays homage to Hedwig's women who wore battle gear to defend the city during the seige of Zurich in 1292. It's worth seeking out as it can be quite peaceful up there even though it's a tourist hot spot. The walk up the somewhat steep pathway and steps to get there from the city center is worth it. I've read that there is an elevator for those with mobility issues, but I didn't see one. There are benches as well as places to sit along the wall. It's shady and breezy up there. A great place to relax and enjoy the view.