Zürich Itineraries

"Enter through the main entrance which is step-free; seating is available inside to rest while admiring the windows.Visit earlier in the day to avoid crowds and to enjoy a quieter atmosphere for reflection.There are public toilets nearby on the riverside (ask staff or the church office for the nearest accessible facilities)."

"Request a corner table or booth for more privacy and a cozy lunchtime atmosphere.The Schiffbau terrace is lovely in summer; if you prefer outdoors, ask for a riverside table at booking.Short walkable distance from the old town — combine with a slow stroll back toward Bürkliplatz after dessert."

"Ask for a ground-floor table away from the main entrance to avoid drafts and bustling traffic.Portions are generous; consider sharing or asking for smaller portions if you prefer lighter meals.Confirm accessibility when booking—staff can reserve seating that minimises walking from the entrance."

"Reserve a table near the windows for uninterrupted skyline views—golden hour here is magical.Try a locally inspired cocktail and share a small plate so you stay light before dinner.If you prefer quieter spots, ask for a table at the far end of the bar terrace away from the DJ area."

"Lindenhof is compact and step‑free for the main viewpoint; bring a sweater for September breezes.Seats and shaded areas are plentiful — plan a 20–30 minute rest and enjoy slower pacing with companions.Avoid narrow side alleys in the Old Town if uneven cobbles are an issue; stick to the Lindenhof plaza and adjacent paved streets."

"Paths are mostly level and well maintained, with many benches—rest frequently and enjoy the spring blooms at a gentle pace.Greenhouses offer sheltered seating if the spring weather is cool or breezy; accessible routes lead between the main displays.Bring a light layer; shade and cool greenhouses can feel cooler than the city in May."

"Accessibility: Brasserie Lipp offers step-free access and spacious seating; reserve a table in advance and ask for a quiet corner.Menu: Choose a lighter main, and enjoy warm wines/teas — staff are patient with dietary requests and slower dining pace.Pacing: Dinner is set early (recommended 18:15–19:45) to avoid late-night travel; taxis are readily available outside if you prefer not to walk to your final stop."

"Reserve 4–6 e‑bikes in advance and ask for a single rental invoice to split the bill easily among friends.Bring a light backpack — there are a couple of short, cobbled uphill stretches where the e‑assist helps a lot.Plan a photo stop at Bellevue/Bürkliplatz (flat with great skyline views) and lock bikes together while you shoot."

"Sunset timing: in December plan for sunset around 16:30–17:00; arrive 20–30 minutes early for the best light and to settle kids.Accessibility: the immediate viewpoint area by the Uetliberg station and hotel is flat and stroller-friendly — avoid the steep hiking trail with small children.Kid comfort: bring a thermos with warm drink and small snacks; there's room for toddlers (ages 1–8) to stretch safely on the grassy areas near the lookout."