Zurich

Public observatory featuring fifty-meter tower and Zeiss telescope to facilitate astronomical observations and educational tours within the city center.

Modern facility featuring over one thousand exhibits related to international football history and culture to document global development of the sport and impact of World Cup tournaments.

Major art museum featuring significant European collections from fifteenth century to present day, serving as home to largest collection of works by Alberto Giacometti and most important collection of modern art in Switzerland.

Thirteenth-century structure featuring tallest Gothic spire in the city and historical origins as Dominican monastery church to serve as significant example of ecclesiastical architecture and spiritual transformation.

Oldest parish church in Zürich featuring Romanesque and Gothic architecture and world's largest church clock face to serve as monumental timekeeper and spiritual center within historic Altstadt.

Museum of non-European art housed within neoclassical villa and contemporary "Emerald" glass pavilion to showcase diverse artistic traditions from Asia, Africa, America, and Oceania.

Cultural institution housed within nineteenth-century fairy-tale castle and contemporary wing featuring extensive collections of art and artifacts to document Swiss identity and history from prehistoric times to present day.

Romanesque structure featuring iconic twin towers and historical significance as starting point of Swiss-German Reformation under Huldrych Zwingli to serve as landmark of religious transformation and architectural endurance.