La Réserve Eden au Lac Zurich is a proud, serene building, reminiscent of the wonderful days that have passed since its construction 100 years ago on the lakefront. But times change, and La Réserve and Philippe Starck have instilled a little art and rebellion as the mischievous designer deconstructs the Eden au Lac to better rebuild La Réserve Eden au Lac Zurich.
Frohsinn was founded in 2014 by Swiss interior architect & designer Claudia Silberschmidt. She is also the owner of the interior design studio Atelier Zürich, which has been in existence since 1999.
Below our large, golden chandeliers you will find items of clothing, furnishings and accessories that all tell a very individual story.
What is our favorite thing to do?
Spending time with the family, having good conversations and, best of all, eating something delicious.
Since 2018, we have been able to combine this passion with work.
We run our three stores in Zurich with a lot of joy and commitment.
Come by and discover our great products.
LABEL17’s design approach is as simple as it is sophisticated. Mainly leather and lambskin, but also linen or rope in their natural state are used in the creations. The result is a regular collection of bags, accessories and lifestyle products that stand alone as a statement or can all be combined to form an aesthetic whole.
At Dufourstrasse 90 we’ve combined everything that’s best about Monocle. As our editors file reports from our fast-paced bureau, we invite you to step in for a coffee or enjoy an aperitif on the terrace. You can also take your pick from the full line-up of products on offer from The Monocle Shop, while our handpicked selection of newspapers and magazines will make sure you stay sharp and informed.
A flower store in the heart of Zurich. Susanne Wismer has been running her store for 11 years and is one of the most popular flower stores in Seefeld.
The MONADICO concept store is a world of experience for unconventional shopping and gift ideas for people with a penchant for beauty. Trouvailles from all over the world as well as exclusive home accessories from antique markets, clothing collections mainly from Nordic designers and exquisite pieces of jewelry and design pearls conjure up an urban oasis of well-being.
It’s a bit like the first kiss: the place where it all begins puts an anchor in your heart. Forever. For over twenty years, we have been standing at Riesbach harbor with our simple ice cream cart: behind us the lake, above us the craziest of skies, in the air the scent of joie de vivre.
Founded by Mats Klingberg in 2010, Trunk offers a curated edit of emerging and established casual menswear brands from Japan, Europe, the US and beyond, alongside our own in-house Trunk label.
Trunk Clothiers | Smart Casual Menswear By Contemporary Brands
L’ELEFANTINO is a store that sells porcelain, ceramic goods, accessories and much more. All their products are developed and produced by small manufacturers that they have had the luck to encounter all over the world. The close collaboration and the immense knowledge of this outstanding craftsmen- and women is what makes their products valuable.
Together with traditional artisans, designers and local Japanese producers we offer a variety of products and handpicked vintage pieces. Our vision is to build a platform for exchange between creatives from Japan and Switzerland, Japanese cultural events, introductions to art, design and craft, community productions and workshops in traditional techniques.
Away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, the ecologically built and run hammam rooms invite you to cleanse and relax. Enhance your well-being after the hammam tour with an ‘à la carte’ massage and delicious Mediterranean-Maghreb specialties.
In the city, the Grossmünster church is easily recognizable with its two towers, one of which is accessible to visitors. The Fraumünster church opposite houses numerous treasures notably including stained-glass windows by Marc Chagall and Augusto Giacometti.
The city’s largest square, is bordered by the Opera House and overlooks the lake. This is the hub of the city center, where the famous Christmas market is held.
The old town remains the historic heart of Zurich, on either side of the Limmat River, with Bahnhofstrasse, one of the most beautiful shopping streets in Europe, along with Rennweg and Paradeplatz, where you can stock up on delicacies by Swiss chocolate-maker Sprüngli; Augustinergasse with its colorful old houses; or the Schipfe by the water.
The charming Bürkliplatz market is held on Tuesday and Friday mornings. Finally, Zurich West, the former industrial district, has been transformed and now harbors the city’s creative avantgarde in its warehouses and containers.
The city has many artistic institutions, notably including the Design Museum with its impressive collection of posters;
The Fine Arts Museum holds the largest collection of works by Giacometti in the world;
The architect’s last work which has just been renovated.
Alongside the galleries, the Design Biennial is also a highly anticipated event.
The leading Swiss museum for design & visual communication, with locations on Ausstellungsstrasse & the ZHdK. Known worldwide through traveling exhibitions, the collection brings together over 500,000 objects from the history of design.
A renowned theater in the German-speaking world. The Schauspielhaus presents a varied program with classics, world premieres and current plays. Works by Bertolt Brecht celebrated their world premiere here and plays by Max Frisch and Friedrich Dürrenmatt were premiered here.
Directly opposite the main railway station is the National Museum, which houses the largest collection of cultural history in Switzerland. From prehistory to the present day, handicrafts, everyday objects, sculptures and paintings tell fascinating stories. The museum’s inner courtyard is a venue for concerts and events.
Zurich’s first concert hall stood on Sechsläutenplatz from 1867 to 1896 and was inaugurated by Johannes Brahms. It was integrated into the Kongresshaus in 1939. After a comprehensive renovation from 2017 to 2021, it now shines in all its glory and is one of the best acoustically in the world!
Welcome to the Kunsthaus Zürich! Experience inspiring exhibitions with timeless masterpieces and up-and-coming talents. Discover the diversity of art and let yourself be enchanted by its magic! Secure your ticket through our concierge today!
Zurich Opera House is considered one of the leading institutions for opera, ballet and other cultural performances in Switzerland and throughout Europe. The house was opened on October 1, 1891 and today seats up to approximately 1,100 people.
Lake Zurich, with its 40-kilometer stretch of the purest water in the world, offers something for everyone: cruises, sailing, water sports or simply swimming. A favorite challenge for Zurich’s residents, swimming across the lake is a feat for the most experienced, while others can opt for splashing around on one of the beaches or sunbathing at one of the region’s typical badis (bathing areas), such as Utoquai. Located just in front of the La Réserve Eden au Lac Zurich, this is one of the most popular.
It takes only an hour to get to the heart of the Alps from Zurich. Skiing and hiking are among the favorite sports activities of the city’s residents, who are lucky enough to live in an unspoiled natural environment.
The city itself offers a wealth of green spaces such as Lindenhof Park, while the nearby forests are home to deer, squirrels and birds.
The most famous spot is Uetliberg, a park perched at an altitude of 871 meters overlooking the city and the lake.
The Green Marathon circuit awaits runners who can thus discover the city from an exceptional angle.
The 23-meter high Rhine Falls near Schaffhausen are the largest in Europe and extend over 150 meters, offering a magnificent sight.
Flumserberg on Lake Walenstadt, a hiker’s paradise known for its famous seven-peak hike, the “Floomzer” summer toboggan run and the “CliiMBER” climbing tower.
A region dedicated to hiking with the steepest cable car in the world.
Famous for its breathtaking panorama that can be reached on foot or by cable car.
The WOW Museum offers rooms full of illusions that can really confuse their visitors.
Fun on the modern scavenger hunt.
At Fabrikat, hobbyists, artists and craftspeople will find the perfect utensils for being creative.
Zurich Zoo offers 27 impressive hectares of enclosures such as the Masoala Rainforest Hall and the Kaeng Krachan Elephant Park. It is committed to species conservation and offers educational programs, guided tours and events for all age groups. A visit guarantees exciting insights into the animal world.
Playground right by the lake near the Corbusier Museum
Playground in the heart of the Seefeld.
Unanimously recognized as a major international finance center, Zurich is also celebrated for its quality of life. It regularly tops the list of the world’s most pleasant cities. Safe, reliable, punctual, clean, organized and environmentally friendly, Zurich ticks all the boxes of a dynamic and welcoming modern city, yet reserves its more secret and surprising facets for curious visitors.
Zurich’s rich cultural life proves that there is life after banking… The Dada movement was born in Zurich and authors Hermann Hesse and Tristan Tzara lived here at the very beginning of the 20th century. Zurich’s residents are passionate about art and more than 1,300 works are installed in public spaces, with such famous names as Max Bill, Augusto Giacometti, Nikki de Saint-Phalle and Jean Tinguely.
