Zurich

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This is where most international travelers arrive, and is a destination in itself. Centuries-old buildings line the Limmat River, the city’s main artery, which is heavily traversed by water taxis and other boats. The Alps can be seen on the horizon and spectacular hiking is available just outside town on the Uetliberg mountain. The cultural scene here is vibrant, with more than 50 museums and 100 art galleries, along with high-end international shopping and a nightlife scene that seems to never stop.
 Middle age architecture is seen in the churches, public squares and merchant guild houses such as the Zunfthaus zur Waag, open since around 1300.
For a more modern vibe, head to Zurich West. This former industrial area is now one of the trendiest spots in the country, with a continually emerging creative class that can be seen in the colorful murals and art installations that line the streets
 where old railway arches have been transformed into a site for about 50 vendors that include boutique shops, art galleries, vintage furniture stores and the city’s first permanent covered food market. This area is home to quirky entrepreneurial ventures such as trailer shops, food trucks and bars made out of shipping containers