Here we will explore the 3 mayor church’s of zurich which are the iconic Grossmunster, Fraumunster and St. Peter’s basilica.

Here we will also learn a little about Zurich history as well as see the remains of Roman bath structures.

Here is where Albert Einstein studied for two years, with stunning views of the city of zurich. Great for pictures.

History Highlights of the University of Zurich (UZH)

1. Founded in 1833 – The University of Zurich (UZH) was established as Switzerland’s first university founded by a democratic state, rather than the church or monarchy.

2. Largest University in Switzerland – Today, UZH is Switzerland’s largest and most prestigious university, with over 25,000 students and a strong reputation for research and innovation.

3. Albert Einstein Connection – Albert Einstein studied at the ETH Zurich, but in 1909, he became a professor of theoretical physics at UZH, marking an important period in his early academic career.

4. First Female Student in Switzerland – In 1864, UZH became the first European university to admit a woman, Nadezhda Suslova, a Russian student who later became a pioneering female physician.

5. Nobel Prize Legacy – UZH has been home to multiple Nobel Prize winners, including Rolf Zinkernagel (Medicine, 1996) and Paul Karrer (Chemistry, 1937), contributing to groundbreaking scientific advancements.

6. Leader in Research & Innovation – The university is a hub for cutting-edge research in medicine, life sciences, economics, and artificial intelligence, playing a key role in Zurich’s reputation as a global center for education and technology.

Here we will visit the Grand Hotel Dolder, great stop for pictures of the castle like hotel and views of zurich.

Perched above Zurich, The Dolder Grand is a five-star masterpiece blending historic elegance with modern luxury. Originally opened in 1899, this iconic hotel offers breathtaking views of the city, Lake Zurich, and the Alps. Guests enjoy world-class dining, a renowned spa, and opulent rooms that have hosted royalty, celebrities, and dignitaries. With its fairytale architecture and serene setting, The Dolder Grand is the ultimate Swiss luxury escape.

Here we will stop on the gold coast of lake Zurich where the most expensive houses are located and most of the sun hits the east side of the lake hence the name Gold Coast.

We will see the vineyards of Sonnenberg also with great views of city from different viewpoint.

Here we will stop to see the biggest chocolate fountain in the world.

And we will have the option to do the tour since the tour itself is completely Customizable.

Standing at an impressive 9 meters (30 feet) tall, the Lindt Chocolate Fountain is the breathtaking centerpiece of the Lindt Home of Chocolate in Zurich. This record-breaking fountain features a giant golden whisk, from which 1,500 kg of smooth, liquid chocolate continuously flows, mesmerizing visitors with its rich aroma and indulgent beauty. A true chocolate lover’s dream, it sets the stage for an unforgettable journey into the world of Swiss chocolate craftsmanship!