The Zurich region is the economic center of Switzerland and offers urban flair and many opportunities for exploration. In addition to the city of Zurich, the region also includes places like Pfäffikon and Baden, which are both urban and idyllic, waiting to be explored.

Zurich is located at the heart of Europe and Switzerland, at the northern end of Lake Zurich. The city offers a multicultural atmosphere and a wide range of leisure activities that attract visitors from around the world. The region is easily and conveniently accessible, whether by train, plane, or your own vehicle. Zurich International Airport is directly connected to over 150 destinations worldwide, and Zurich's main train station is a European rail hub.

The Zurich metropolitan region not only boasts a vibrant economy but also an impressive art scene with over 50 museums, including the Kunsthaus Zurich and the Museum Rietberg. The Swiss National Museum is another highlight, showcasing the country's cultural history collection. The region features pristine nature with clean lakes, rivers, forests, and mountains in close proximity to the Alps.

Zurich itself offers a diverse shopping experience and is renowned for its shopping avenue, Bahnhofstrasse, where you can find international fashion boutiques, jewelry, and watch shops. The city also hosts a lively club scene and has the highest density of clubs in Switzerland.

Pfäffikon combines the advantages of a city with a magnificent natural environment. Located in close proximity to Zurich, it provides access to hiking and biking trails as well as the Alpamare water park. The ecologically valuable natural gem Frauenwinkel is a paradise for nature lovers. The nearby Alpamare adventure bath, Europe's largest water park, guarantees water fun for everyone. Pfäffikon is a perfect starting point for excursions in the surrounding area.

Baden, just 20 minutes from Zurich, is a lively small town with a rich cultural offering. International festivals, the Grand Casino, and the car-free old town with historic buildings are highlights. Baden is also known for its mineral-rich thermal water, gushing from 18 sulfur springs at 47°C. This bathing tradition dates back to Roman times.

Winterthur is a treasure trove of art, history, and nature. The charming old town offers diverse shopping, dining, and cultural events. Additionally, Winterthur is home to the Swiss Science Center Technorama, the Center for Photography, and the Oskar Reinhart Collection "Am Römerholz," attracting art and culture enthusiasts.