Ah-Hua Zurich

Just steps from Zurich’s main station, YumiHana offers authentic Korean and Japanese goods, from ramen and sake to cosmetics and K-pop merch.

Besides the building itself, Toni Areal hosts an abundant amount of events, often linked to the art students. There is an amazing rooftop as well!

Zurichberg might be less touristy than Uetliberg but is still popular among locals. Picnics, couples, and runners can be expected, especially on Sundays!

At Villa Tobler Park you will find benches to relax among well-trimmed bushes, beautiful statues, and a fountain featuring a golden mosaic and a dragon.

Irchel Park, a world made of natural meadows, hills, and small lakes, is first and foremost part of the scientific campus of the University of Zurich.

Chemiserie+ is a cool small thrift store with reasonable prices and an assortment of good quality clothes for a wide range of tastes. Let slow fashion be!

In the outdoor space, small tables are hidden under lush vegetation, and in the summer you can also grab figs from the fig tree without leaving your seat.

Vita volta is a neighbourhood organic shop where you will find fresh products including bread, vegetables, and fruits which are local most of the time.

Fizzen is a perfect place to find a gift in the accessories section which includes funny, improbable items, alongside some more regular jewellery or cards.

"Sauna Utoquai" Zurich is an oasis in the city at the southern end of the public baths called Bad Utoquai (known as the "Badi" among its regulars)...

Seefeld, to which The Opera House serves as a gatekeeper, will please urban souls with a mix of neoclassical and functionalism aesthetics, oak-shadowed streets, and an excess showcase of small local boutiques.

The view opens up from a terrace, which overlooks a tiny vineyard, the lake, and the city. In addition to this, you can explore the entire silhouette of Zürich’s very own mountain - Uetliberg.