If you’re looking to go to events or shopping at The Circle or visit cultural attractions in Zurich's city center, Hyatt Regency Zurich Airport The Circle is only a hop onto a train or a short walk away from it all.

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With our family offer, you will receive 50% off the Hyatt Daily Rate on a second room for children 12 years and under. In addition, if you book our Bed &amp; Breakfast package, you will also receive a delicious breakfast for the entire family. Children aged 6 years or younger may eat breakfast with their parents free of charge
With the "Very Important Baby" (V.I.B.) program, we set the standard for travelling with children. Baby cribs and baby chairs are as self-evident as, children&rsquo;s dishes and cutlery, or special children&rsquo;s menus and toys. For &agrave; la carte dishes, children 12 years and younger pay 50 percent of the regular price.
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Relaxing Getaway for Two- and Four-Legged Guests at Hyatt Regency Zurich Airport The Circle. Zurich Airport &ndash; At Hyatt Regency Zurich Airport The Circle, we know that dog owners are only as happy as their dogs. That&rsquo;s why the well-being of our four-legged friends is a top priority. With the 'Happy Dog' package, dogs and their pet parents can enjoy a relaxed stay, complete with a dog bed, food bowl, and a complimentary stay for the loyal companion. Especially during times like New Year&rsquo;s Eve or August 1st, when fireworks can be distressing for dogs, our soundproof rooms offer a peaceful haven. An added bonus: the nearby park for leisurely walks &nbsp; The offer includes accommodation for both humans and pets, along with a comfortable dog bed specifically provided for the stay. Additionally, furry friends receive a food bowl to ensure their needs are fully met. Breakfast is included, as well as dinner&mdash;an experience dinner at the Babel Restaurant, excluding drinks.

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Near the Schauspielhaus on Heimplatz is Zürich’s phenomenal Museum of Art. There are pieces from the 1200s to the 2000s in a collection that stands out for boasting the world's largest single cache of works by Swiss artist Alberto Giacometti. You can indulge your curiosity in Swiss art, viewing works by symbolists like Ferdinand Hodler, romantics such as Henry Fuseli or contemporary pieces by the likes of Pipilotti Rist and Peter Fischli. There’s a great deal of international art as well, such as the largest Edvard Munch collection outside Scandinavia and assorted works by Vincent van Gogh, Claude Monet, Marc Chagall, Pablo Picasso and Max Beckmann.

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Zurich Art Museum

The Grossmünster church is an iconic symbol of Zurich. This Protestant church was built in the 13th century in Romanesque style. Construction began in 1100 and it has since been rebuilt and renovated several times. It is believed that the church was built by Charlemagne as a monastery landmark on the graves of the city's patron saints Felix and Regula. You can ascend the 187 stairs leading from the nave to the tower vantage point. From there, you have an amazing view over the city and the lake as well as majestic alpine summits on the horizon.

Grossmünster Church

The Fraumünster Church is one of the most prominent churches in Zurich. It is one of the oldest churches in Switzerland and is thought to originate from 853, in the same spot where an abbey for women belonging to aristocratic families once stood. The interiors of the church are mesmerizing with stained glass windows designed by none other than Marc Chagall. The church also boasts elements from Romanesque and Gothic architecture styles. Be sure to check out the biggest organ in Zurich which is housed within the church. It is also home to a museum in the crypt where you can learn about the Reformation era in Zurich.

Fraumünster Church

The Circle offers you a unique atmosphere to stroll around and discover brand stores with international as well as Swiss brands.

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There is no better place to understand the history of Switzerland and its people than the Landesmuseum. It showcases Switzerland from its early beginnings until the present day in temporary exhibitions and provides a link to current issues through a social or historical perspective. The museum is the most frequently visited cultural museum in Switzerland and recently received a modern extension, allowing it to showcase even more pieces.

Zurich State Museum

There are more than 60 shops in the Airside Center, which is accessible only to passengers. Here you can find virtually anything you might be looking for—from Swiss watches to fashion to souvenirs, it's all here, Swiss as well as international brands. In the Zürich Duty Free Stores you also can buy a varied range of perfumes and cosmetics, tobacco products, spirits, wines and chocolate. The many restaurants and bars serving Swiss and international specialties make the Airside Center complete. Do not worry if you arrive early at the airport—you can use the time to hunt around for that last gift or souvenir or have a fine meal before you take off.

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Considered one of the most expensive shopping avenues in the world, the famous Bahnhofstrasse is a Zurich must-see. Connecting the main railway station to the lake, this pedestrian street offers everything you can possibly want and pay for, from Swiss chocolate to haute couture. The 1.4 kilometers are also home to more affordable fast fashion stores.

Zurich Bahnhofstrasse

Under the towers of the Grossmünster, you'll find the young and exciting Niederdorf neighborhood. Zürich’s locals often call it Dörfli, and you’ll know why when you sample the atmosphere in this tight lattice of car-free cobblestone alleys on the right bank of the river Limmat. During the day it’s somewhere to poke around design shops and trendy boutiques, and at night you can enjoy restaurants and pubs of all varieties.

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