Zurich Travel Vlogs & Authentic Tips

Be prepared for high costs; Zurich is known for being one of the most expensive cities in the world.

Book your tickets to the Lindt Factory well in advance, as they sell out quickly.

Plan to spend only two to three days here as it can be quite pricey; hotel prices range from $300 to $500.

Be prepared for high prices; even simple items like fries can cost a lot more than expected.

Be prepared for higher living costs, especially in terms of rent and dining out; it's one of the most expensive cities in Europe.

Expect high costs for food and living; it's one of the most expensive cities in Europe.

Explore the charming old town and visit the impressive Grossmünster church for a taste of local history.

Check out the Sechseläuten festival for a unique local experience.

If you're hungry, kebabs are a more affordable option compared to other meals.

If you're in Zurich, make sure to try local food options; I found a piece of chicken that really revitalized me.

Try the local smash burger place; it's well-known and worth the visit.

Like Lucerne, Zurich train stations also allow for longer stops which can be advantageous for getting on early.

If you're visiting Zurich, consider using public transport instead of driving; it's more convenient and reduces traffic.

Plan your travel times carefully; we had a lot of transitions and it can be overwhelming.

If you're in a hurry, consider taking the night bus for longer journeys.

When shopping for chocolate, look for local brands like Lindt for the best quality.

Check out Bahnhofstrasse for shopping; it's one of the world's most exclusive shopping streets.

A boat cruise on Lake Zurich is a great way to enjoy the city in spring.

Hiking up Uetliberg offers stunning views of the city and surrounding areas.

Try to explore the city on foot or by bike to fully appreciate its beauty and cleanliness.

Take advantage of nearby attractions that are just an hour or two's drive from the city.

Explore neighborhoods outside of downtown for a more authentic experience.

Explore the city center for a mix of shops and local culture.

Take it easy and enjoy the local atmosphere; there's no need to rush your last day.

It's best to use Zurich as a base to explore the Alps; you won't need much time in the city itself.

Train services can thin out later in the evening, so plan your travel times accordingly.

Zurich is a great base for day trips to attractions like the Rhine Falls or the Alps, so plan accordingly.

Check the weather forecast before visiting Zurich in December, as snowfall is quite rare.

Be aware that many shops and Christmas markets are closed on Christmas Day, so plan accordingly.