Incentive Trips to Zurich

Every visit to Zurich should include a leisurely cruise on the lake: whether on board a nostalgic paddle steamer or a motor-powered boat, the views are always spectacular.

On this guided walk through the narrow winding streets of Zurich’s Old Town, fascinating anecdotes bring the City on the Limmat’s past back to life.

Would you rather trundle through the streets in an old-timer streetcar or glide smoothly along in a modern Cobra tram? Zurich’s fleet of trams is also available for all kinds of private trips.

Not just football fans will enjoy themselves at the amazing FIFA World Football Museum. The state-of-the-art and interactive exhibits are a highlight for each and every guest.

Chocolate has been produced here since 1899: at the Lindt Chocolateria on Lake Zurich, visitors with a sweet tooth can sample chocolate, buy delectable souvenirs, and even become a Maître Chocolatier themselves. This chocolate experience can be individually compiled for large groups.

Always worth a trip: Rapperswil Castle towers up above Lake Zurich, while countless narrow streets wind their way past the rose gardens, through the Old Town, and down to the picturesque lakeside promenade.

The Juckerhof farm is a rural idyll with animals, orchards and regionally produced delicacies. The whole farm can be rented for an unforgettable countryside experience.

Zurich’s most popular look-out point: on the Uetliberg, visitors can delight in an awesome view over the city, Lake Zurich and as far as the distant Alps.

Mt. Pilatus towers up towards the sky in Central Switzerland. The world’s steepest cog railway leads up to the perfect view.

Mt. Titlis, which stands at 3,238m (10,623ft) above sea level, lies in the heart of Switzerland and is covered by a glacier that can be admired all year round.

The highest railway in Europe lies at 3,454m (11,332ft) above sea level. And from the Jungfraujoch, you can enjoy the best views of the famous mountains, Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.

The oldest cog railway in Europe leads from picturesque Lake Lucerne up to the summit of Mt. Rigi. Here, at an altitude of 1,800m (5,905ft) above sea level, visitors are treated to an unforgettable panorama of lakes and mountains.

Situated directly by Paradeplatz, the Aura offers an elegant room for outstanding events. Individual 360° projections on the walls allow guests to delve into other worlds.

At the foot of the Uetliberg is the Gasthaus Albisgüetli, with its turrets and crenellations. The rustic banqueting hall accommodates up to 1,200 guests.

This venue is fitted out in the style of a hidden place of entertainment in Chicago in the roaring twenties, and offers the perfect setting for out-of-the-ordinary events.

Dining directly on the water’s edge: what could be more pleasant than that? The Lake Side has capacity for 600 persons and transports guests into a Mediterranean world in the heart of Zurich.

The historical guild house at Münsterhof is one of the top addresses for the typical local specialty, Zürcher Geschnetzeltes. The elegant dining room is particularly suitable for larger groups.

Enjoying an idyllic location on the edge of the forest, the Restaurant Adlisberg offers a rustic ambiance and Zurich conviviality. Up to 100 guests can dine in what used to be a cow shed.

Built in 1487, the Zeughauskeller is a real institution in Zurich. The age-old dining room accommodates large groups and with its rustic surroundings creates a convivial mood.

This guild house dating from 1613 stands in the middle of Zurich’s Old Town and is ideal for banquets with traditional Zurich specialties. The history-steeped dining room seats up to 120 guests.