Area Attractions

After a short introduction to bar and spirits as well as cocktail history, you will learn the classic cocktail preparation methods under expert guidance and mix three to four cocktails yourself. CHF 120 per person including welcome prosecco or cocktail, cheese and dried meat platter, soft drinks and coffee.

For special moments of enjoyment we recommend the Afternoon Tea at the Park. A wide range of carefully selected teas from Mariage Frères perfectly complement seasonal sweet and savory treats from our in-house pastry. The variety of teas are authentically prepared and served. The Afternoon Tea at the Park is served in the elegant and luxuriously designed Lobby Lounge at Park Hyatt Zurich. Orders are taken 24 hours in advance. CHF 75 per person including tea and coffee specialties CHF 85 per person including tea and coffee specialties and one glass of Ruinart R For more information and reservations please contact us via email or by calling +41 43 883 1042.

Indulge in Park Hyatt Zurich’s unique culinary highlights. A culinary delight par excellence! Diners will be overwhelmed by Park Hyatt Zurich’s culinary experiences, which offer the synthesis between stunning nature and gourmet cuisine.

Zurich’s museum of fine arts houses an impressive collection of works by Pablo Picasso, Edgar Degas, and more, as well as a collection documenting Zurich’s own Dada art movement.

Discover industrial design, visual communication, architecture, and crafts at this sprawling design museum, part of the Zurich University for the Arts. Be sure to check out the Poster Collection, with 330,000 posters from all over the world.

Take in paintings, drawings, graphics, sculptures, and more at this comprehensive museum, known for its stunning artwork by Pablo Picasso.

This massive art museum pays homage to artwork from around the world, with exhibits featuring pieces from Asia, Africa, and Oceania.

Learn about Switzerland’s storied past at this museum, one of the most important cultural destinations in Zurich. It’s home to the largest collection of Swiss artifacts, including Renaissance-era globes, ancient clocks, and regional costumes.

See more than 2,200 animals, such as tigers, capybaras, and zebras. The historical zoo dates back to 1929 and is renowned throughout Europe.

One of the four main churches in Zurich’s Old Town, this charming cathedral boasts one of the largest clock faces in Europe.

Owned by the University of Zurich, the garden is meticulously maintained, with 15,000 species of flora from all over the world.

Zurich’s main shopping promenade is home to dozens upon dozens of boutiques, restaurants, and galleries. Most of the stretch is closed to cars, allowing you to stroll freely throughout.

An electric street for shopping in Zurich, here you’ll find trendy restaurants, nightclubs, coffee shops, and fledgling fashion boutiques.

A quick walk from Part Hyatt Zurich, this charming district is a little village unto itself, with car-free alleys, small boutiques, and quaint cafés.

The oldest watch shop in Switzerland is currently operated by this family’s seventh generation. Beyer is known around the world as a leader in luxury watch brands.

The city of Zurich lies along the western end of this gorgeous Swiss lake. Go for a walk or jog along the lakeshore path, or opt for a boat ride on the tranquil waters.

Breathe fresh Swiss air on a trek up this mountain, which offers sweeping views of the city and Lake Zurich from its summit at 871 meters above sea level.

Spend an afternoon sailing the Limmat River on a boat cruise, one of the most popular outdoor activities in Zurich. Cruise past the historic sights of Old Town and Zurich’s famous Town Hall.

With more than 1,000 exhibits and 1,400 photographs, this museum is the final answer on all things FIFA and a must for any soccer enthusiast.