Located in the north-central part of Switzerland, Zurich is one of the most gorgeous and the largest cities of Europe. The city was founded by the Romans, almost 6,400 years ago. Zurich tourism displays vibrant culture, world-famous architecture, and lake view making it the most-visited tourist place in Europe. Because of its picturesque sight, the city has been a part of various Bollywood movies. With the Zurich travel guide, you can explore wonderful sights from art galleries to museums and swimming to hiking. The city has numerous entertainment as well as adventure options for you to explore. Your visit to Europe is incomplete without taking a halt at Zurich, rightly called by as Europe's trendiest destination. 

How to reach Zurich?

• By air: The Kloten International Airport is the city’s official international airport. Situated 10 km from Zurich city centre, the airport can be reached within 40 minutes depending on the mode of commutation. Together with Turkish Airlines, we at IndiGo can connect you from India to Zurich with multiple flights to Zurich as well as to several other European cities from Istanbul.
• By train: The most convenient mode of transportation in Zurich is train. The main station is located in the heart of the city so, reaching the station is quite easy. The trains to major neighbouring countries, such as Germany, Italy, France, and Austria depart from here.
• By bus: Being a well-organised mode of public transport in Zurich, people here prefer the bus as the most comfortable mode of transportation that connects every part of the city and nearest communities too.
• By tram: As a backbone of the public transportation system, Trams serve the major neighbouring cities of Zurich.
• Getting around/local transport in Zurich: Moving around in Zurich is easy and convenient too. Taking a sightseeing tour can help you explore the hidden spots of the city. Plan your tour with the ferry or the aerial cable car to enjoy the beautiful view of the Lake Zurich.

Your trip is incomplete without going shopping in the beautiful city of Switzerland. The city is the best place for shopaholics, from high-end branded boutiques to street shops, it gives you multiple shopping options. From the popular Heidi books, Victorinox Swiss army knife, and Traditional Swiss-Wear to handmade wooden toys for kids to Trychel cowbell, you have a lot to take back home.

• Bahnhofstrasse: If you are on a shopping spree, taking a stroll at Bahnhofstrasse Street is a wise decision. From high-end branded shops, such as Burberry, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Giorgio Armani to dessert-focused Swiss shops, like Confiserie Sprungli, you can find it all here. But, if you are looking for budget shopping then head to Niederdorf and Langstrass streets.
• Kreis District 4&5: Kreis District 4&5 is a place to shop for high-level locals and visitors, who are looking to drop a good amount of cash in shopping. The district features arranged shops and showrooms from designer labels, such as Changemakers, Little Black Dress, etc.
• Beyer Clock and Watch Museum: A spot on the Bahnhofstrasse street that is not to be missed by watch lovers is the Beyer Clock and Watch Museum. The Museum is based in the basement of the retail store. So, after diving into the exquisite collection of watches you can even buy from their retail store. 
• Sihlcity: Sihlcity is a modern shopping and entertainment complex located just outside Zurich's city centre. It features over 80 shops, including fashion boutiques, electronics stores, and speciality shops, as well as restaurants, cafes, a cinema, and a fitness centre.

Beyond its renowned banking sector and picturesque landscapes, Zurich entices visitors with its vibrant cultural scene, culinary delights, and historic charm.

• Kunsthaus Zurich: Kunsthaus Zurich is an art museum that features a collection of artworks from artists, such as Wassily Kandinsky, Marc Chagall, Pablo Picasso, and Claude Monet. Its top floor features iconic artwork, including Vincent van Gogh's "Self Portrait with Bandaged Ear" and Andy Warhol's "Big Torn Campbell's Soup Can." The museum’s most significant assortment is worth your visit.
• Fraumünster Church: Founded in the 9th century by Ruler Ludwig, the Fraumunster, the Minster of Our Lady church is visited by locals and tourists to give thanks to its graceful spire. The church’s interior features beautifully designed stained-glass windows by artist Augusto Giacometti. The entry here is free like other churches, but is applied for people who are 17 and older, who don't want to attend a service. 

If you’re an Indian passport holder travelling to Zurich, then you have to apply for a Schengen visa online with the documents required. The Schengen visa is a short-stay visa issued to visit the Schengen countries; the visa is issued to tourists who are planning to visit their friends, family or others travelling on non-business trips for up to 90 days from the date of entry. Your visit can be either continuous or several, depending upon the visa type; single entry or multiple entry. Another essential point to note while applying for the visa is that your passport should be valid for 6 months from your date of travel.

To ensure a hassle-free and seamless travel, here is a detailed information about the Switzerland visa – www.goindigo.in/information/visa-information/switzerland-ch-visa.html

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