Uetliberg
At 871 meters above sea level, Uetliberg towers over the roofs of Zurich. The mountain affords an impressive panoramic view of the city, the lake and the Alps. A trip on the Uetlibergbahn (S10) is a particularly relaxing and enjoyable outdoor experience. Starting from the station at Uetliberg you can follow a trail to Felsenegg which takes you on a tour through a model of our solar system.

Werdinsel
This river bathing facility is based on an island between the river Limmat and a canal which was dug in 1896 for a river power station. Beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and the Höngger wineyard. In the summer months refreshments are served in the garden restaurant in front of the factory area.

Speer
At 1950 meters above sea level, the Speer above Amden ist the highest conglomerate or pudding stone mountain in Europe.

Ufenau Island
Belonging to Einsiedeln Monastery, the Island of Ufenau with the romantic church of St. Peter and Paul is an idyllic spot. The first church is thought to date from 7th/8th century. The church was the intellectual center of the communities around Lake Zurich until the beginning of the 14th century.

Burkliterrasse
The Burkliterrasse - opened in 1887 as the culmination of the Bahnhofstrasse and part of the lakeside park area (Quaianlage) - is the ideal spot to sit and relax under the trees. In clear weather you can enjoy marvellous views across the lake to the Alps. Since 1952 the terrace has been graced with the figure of Zeus (the eagle) and his lover, Ganymede, shown being borne up to Mount Olympus. The beautiful original weeping elms that fell victim to elm disease have been replaced with maple trees.

Street of Augustinergasse
This romantic street is home to numerous houses with impressive bay windows dating from the 14th to 18th centuries.