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Zurich - Only Two Days
Please advise us of reasonably priced restaurants and best shopping in Zurich. We'll only have two
days there. I hear it's expensive, so any tips will be welcome! |
I went there spur of the moment in March. It was expensive and I didn't buy much. I can tell you not to stay the Hotel California. The tourist office at the train station booked me there but I looked at the room and left. The place was run down and depressing. I wound up at the Best Western in the old town. Cost a few francs more but they had a restaurant with fondues, raclette and folk entertainment.
Mostly I went sightseeing, boat ride on the lake, art museums including one in a private residence that is only open two days a week. The tourist office did have good information but there is also a reservations board in the main hall of the station posting vacancy and rate information and you pick up the phone and it connects you with the hotel you dial. Dennis |
Thanks, Dennis. We have a place to stay. Mainly
looking for nice shopping and dining without breaking the bank. Others, please reply also. |
Also went there in March, shopping is expensive there, the main
main street especially. But if you wander about the smaller side streets then you can usually find a bargain or two, as well as a few market stalls and a Yodeller (if you are lucky) We ate mainly in the pub type places, for real swiss food thats the best way to do it! If you really want to be a tourist then obviously its got to be a Fondue, although the swiss seem to think it funny that we eat fondue when it isn't snowing and in the minus degrees outside! |
Two days in Zurich is one day too many at the current prices!! It's a beautiful walking city but I wouldn't plan on buying much. I do remember a nice small hotel near one of the Guildhalls, but the name escapes me. Do you have to go to Zurich? Italy is a much better bargain and not very far away. Anyway, take lots of photos and save your dollars!!
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