ROMAN THERMALS
Read moreIn the heart of the city of Zurich, in a small covered alleyway, the remains of a Roman thermal bath discovered in 1983 are on display. They have been left in situ and can be viewed as they are. Archaeologists estimate that the baths date from 160 AD and must have covered an area of 500 m². They were even enlarged at the beginning of the 3rd century. The baths were of great importance in the social life of the Romans and it is not surprising to have discovered them in the heart of the city. The visit is free and well worth the detour.
URANIA OBSERVATORY
Read moreThe Urania Observatory built in 1907 is open to the public. Everyone can therefore have the chance to observe the stars and planets thanks to the telescope that grows 600 times. Seeing this beautiful object is already worth the trip, but the evening becomes truly magical evenings without clouds. For those who want to have the head in the stars, for real!