• Lucius Tombstone (Archaeological Window) - The original is housed at the Landesmuseum Zürich, while a precise replica of the inscription is displayed here, near the archaeological exhibit at Lindenhof, enhancing public education.
• Christkatholische Church Basel-Stadt - The tour begins in front of the historic Christkatholische Augustinerkirche, where participants will learn about the church and the area’s history before being guided step by step through Zurich.
• Klima-Zwingli Statue - Who is Klima-Zwingli? Discover this hidden treasure and learn about his historical significance.
• Zeughauskeller - A historic restaurant with a rich story.
• Junobrunnen - The inauguration of Junobrunnen in 1872 was more than just the unveiling of a fountain; it symbolized Zurich’s broader efforts for civic renewal during a transformative era.
• Fraumünster Church - Beyond its historical governance role, Fraumünster Church is celebrated for its evolving architecture and artistic treasures. Its foundations date back to the 9th century, showcasing Romanesque roots that developed into a primarily Gothic style over time.
• Hans Waldmann Statue - Waldmann’s swift career ascent quickly unraveled as accusations against him mounted. His acceptance of pensions from foreign rulers, including the Duke of Milan and Louis XI of France, was perceived as a betrayal of Swiss independence, which eroded public support.
• “Ganymede”, Hermann Hubacher, 1946–1952 (#PublicArt) - The unveiling of the Ganymede sculpture in 1952 held historical significance beyond its classical subject. Discover the statue’s story on the tour.
• Ulrich Zwingli Monument - The Wasserkirche in Zürich is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, celebrated for its unique location, rich history, and significant role in religious and cultural life.
• Grossmünster - A must-see, this church has a significant story, which can be learned on the tour.
• Stüssibrunnen - Located at Rindermarkt in the old town, the fountain was constructed in 1911 by architect Hermann Fietz to honor Stüssi, who defended Zurich during the Old Zürich War from 1440 to 1446 and was killed in battle at the Sihl Bridge in 1443.
• David Fountain - In Zürich’s evolving history, David Fountain plays a significant role, serving as more than just decorative architecture; it’s a lasting symbol of the city’s cultural shifts. Situated in Weinplatz, once a bustling medieval market, the fountain represented a 19th-century effort to honor community heritage as modern infrastructure transformed the city.
• Fountain Figure Youth as Guardian of the World - By Artist Heinz Feuerborn - The tour concludes at a city lookout and the statue Fountain Figure. It’s a somewhat hidden site and not to be missed.

• Walking tour on our walking tour app in Zurich
• Discover Zurich’s hidden gems at your own pace, 24/7/365
• Go at your own pace, anytime, the tour never expires.
• Location aware, hands free, the tour automatically plays as you walk

• No admission the tour is all outside
• No human guide it’s all outside and on our walking tour app

Discover the Old Town by exploring its churches, fountains, monuments, and guild houses at your leisure, whenever you choose. This tour is self-guided, hands-free, and automatically plays as you walk, all thanks to the technology on your walking tour app. Experience where civic life began, learn about the Reformation that reshaped the city, and visit landmarks that continue to define Zurich today. You’ll also find some of the best dining spots. Transition from serene courtyards to bustling squares and riverside views, pausing at historic sites that illustrate Zurich’s evolution into Switzerland’s cultural and financial hub. Many of these sites are hidden treasures and should not be overlooked. The tour is smartphone-guided, hands-free, and location-aware. Proceed at your own pace, anytime.

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